Category : Housing Issues


Designer Radiators Bring Warmth and Style to Homes

Homeowners are finally achieving warmth after years with stylish designer radiators that combine efficient heating with aesthetic appeal. Brands like bestheating offer vertical panels, classic columns, and vibrant colors to elevate any room.

Birmingham Family Evicted, Could Be Sent to Wales

A family-of-four in Erdington is being evicted via a no-fault notice, potentially forcing them to move to Wales for temporary council housing, highlighting the severe housing shortage in Birmingham.

Community Plans Housing After McDonald's Drive-Through Rejected

Following a successful petition against a McDonald's drive-through, Stirchley residents have unveiled proposals for 65 sustainable flats, retail spaces, and leisure facilities on the Hazelwell Lane site, emphasizing affordable housing and community owners

Dunelm's £5 Blackout Blind 'Fantastic' for Kids' Rooms

Dunelm's Luna Blackout Roller Blind, reduced to £20.80, can drop to just £5.45 with a TopCashback deal. Shoppers rave it 'looks super expensive' and is ideal for darkening rooms, especially with the clock change affecting sleep patterns.

Solihull Council Renews Homelessness Strategy

Solihull councillors have approved a refreshed three-year strategy to tackle homelessness and rough sleeping, aligning with national priorities and focusing on prevention and long-term support.

Care Home to Become Apartments Despite Campaign

Jubilee Gardens Care Centre in Smith's Wood will be converted into 28 apartments after Solihull Council approved the plans, overriding objections from MP Liam Byrne and local residents.

Berkswell 92-Home Estate Approved Despite Objections

A 92-home housing development in Berkswell, Solihull, has been approved by planners despite objections over traffic, green belt impact, and pressure on local services. The estate includes 40% affordable homes.

Housing Merger Prompts Transparency Call for Tenants

A proposed merger between WHG and Aspire Housing has drawn criticism from Labour leader Matt Ward, who demands housing minister approval and public scrutiny to protect tenants from potential service declines.

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