Next Phase for Halo Village Student Accommodation in Penryn
Verto Homes has submitted a targeted planning performance agreement for the Halo Village development, a 1,858-bed student village with community amenities near Tremough Campus.
Category : Housing Issues
Stirchley's Landlord-Free Housing Dream in Jeopardy
A community-led housing scheme in Stirchley faces collapse after a £2 million cost hike. The Stirchley Cooperative Development's plan for 39 affordable homes is now threatened as Green Square Accord opts to rent the flats instead.
Renters' Guide to Spring Gardens: 9 Expert Tips
With demand for tenant-friendly gardening soaring, expert Robin Antill shares nine essential tips for creating stunning outdoor spaces without breaching rental agreements or losing deposits.
MSE Warns Heating Oil Users Amid Price Surge and Refund Issues
Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert issues urgent warning to 1.5 million heating oil households facing price hikes and refund problems, as government announces £53m support package for vulnerable rural families.
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Heating Oil Costs Soar £800 for UK Households in Crisis
Approximately 1.7 million UK households reliant on heating oil experience dramatic price increases, with costs jumping from £300 to £800 for 500 litres following Middle East tensions, prompting government intervention calls.
UK Housing Costs Rise £66bn in Five Years
UK housing costs have surged by 41% over five years, adding £66 billion to expenses for owners and renters. Property experts warn of ongoing inflation pressures and competitive market dynamics.
First Homes Handed Over in Birmingham's £36M Port Loop Project
The initial 30 affordable homes in Phase 3 of Birmingham's £36 million Port Loop development have been completed early, marking a key milestone in the 124-property scheme. Developers Keon Homes and Midland Heart celebrate the handover, highlighting urban
Shrewsbury Named Best Place to Live in Shropshire
Shrewsbury, known as the 'town of flowers,' has been named the best place to live in Shropshire by Muddy Stilettos magazine. With independent shops, good schools, and an hour's train commute to Birmingham, it offers a perfect blend of history and modern l
Ealing Council: Discretionary Bonuses for DWP Benefits
Ealing Council is distributing discretionary bonus payments through the Household Support Fund for claimants of five key DWP benefits, with applications assessed individually until March 2026.
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UK Renters Face Major Rule Changes from May 1
The Labour government introduces sweeping reforms to tenancy laws, abolishing Section 21 'no-fault' evictions and implementing new protections for renters across the United Kingdom.
Garden Fences at Risk Over Colour Rules in UK
A couple in Bolton has been ordered to tear down their £4,500 grey fence after council officials deemed it clashes with the area's character, sparking concerns over similar enforcement nationwide.
UK Landlord Fire Safety Rules Start April 6: Full List
All UK landlords must comply with new national fire safety regulations from April 6, 2026, including creating evacuation plans for vulnerable residents.
Birmingham Home Infested: Rat Carcasses Fall Through Ceiling
A Birmingham grandmother describes her 'hell' living with a severe rat infestation for over three years, with carcasses leaking through her ceiling and causing health issues.
Mum Fears Home Unsellable After BT Pole Erected Nearby
Tracey Crarer from Matlock says a 26ft telegraph pole installed two metres from her window has ruined her property's value and outdoor enjoyment, with BT Openreach refusing to relocate it unless she pays thousands.
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Council Investigates 'Dangerous' HMO Build in Selly Park
Birmingham City Council is investigating an allegedly unauthorized HMO construction at 191 Warwards Lane after residents warned of 'serious public safety risks' from spilled materials and unsafe practices.
Druids Heath Residents Warn Councillors Ahead of May Election
Residents of Birmingham's Druids Heath estate have issued a stark warning to local councillors ahead of May's critical elections, vowing to hold decision-makers accountable over controversial regeneration plans that have faced legal challenges and communi
Nottingham Playground Bulldozed Over Rain Safety Fears
A children's playground in Wollaton, Nottingham, has been demolished after housing officials deemed it unsafe due to rain making slides slippery. Residents are outraged at the destruction and the resulting muddy wasteland.
24-Storey Tower with 251 Homes Planned for Manchester's Green Quarter
Developer Linear Living has submitted plans for a 24-storey residential tower called One Lord Street in Manchester's Green Quarter, featuring 251 homes including adaptable units, aiming to revitalize a long-vacant site near the city centre.
Islington Council £200 Payments for DWP Benefit Claimants
Islington Council is providing one-off £200 payments to households on seven DWP benefits through the Household Support Fund. Eligible families with sick or disabled children can apply for support with essentials like food and energy bills.
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Manchester's Ferrous Project Gets £1.6m Funding Boost
A 107-home development in Piccadilly East has secured £1.6m from the GMCA brownfield fund, supporting a new pocket park and independent business kiosk in one of Manchester's most exciting emerging neighbourhoods.
Labour Housing Target 'Dead' After Construction Drops 2%
Official data reveals construction output fell 2% in three months to January 2026, with experts declaring the Government's 1.5 million homes target unachievable amid economic stagnation.
400-Home M5 Development Clears First Planning Hurdle
Somerset Council has ruled that a proposed 400-home development near the M5 in Puriton does not require a full environmental impact assessment, clearing the first planning hurdle for the project.
Birmingham's Empty Homes Crisis: 5,200 Properties Vacant
Birmingham City Council reveals 5,200 privately-owned homes have been empty for two years or more, urging residents to report vacant properties during National Empty Homes Week.
Walsall's Historic Hospital Building to Become 14 Flats
Plans submitted to convert the Grade II Listed former Governers House at Walsall Manor Hospital into 14 one-bedroom flats, preserving its historic character while adding modern amenities.
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Labour's 1.5M Homes Target 'Impossible' Says Industry Boss
Breedon Group CEO Rob Wood says Labour's pledge to build 1.5 million homes will fail due to lack of support for construction, cement supply threats, and falling housing additions.
Walsall Residents Protest School Site at Reedswood Park
Three sisters living near Reedswood Park in Walsall express outrage over plans for a new 1,000-space school, citing environmental damage, traffic concerns, and lack of consultation from authorities.
Birmingham Flat Without Water for Over a Week
A resident of Wickets Tower in Edgbaston has been unable to leave her home during a booked week off work due to a water leak that left the building without running water for more than a week, with poor communication from the council.
Skelmersdale £20m Digmoor Regeneration Approved
West Lancashire councillors have backed a £20m regeneration programme for Digmoor in Skelmersdale, but concerns have been raised about the new board potentially becoming a 'quango'.
UK Heating Crisis: Oil Order Cancellations Leave Homes Cold
Over 1.5 million UK households reliant on heating oil face winter without warmth as suppliers cancel orders amid price surges linked to Middle East conflict.
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Countryside 'Destroyed' by Housing Targets in Worcestershire
Wychavon District Council's planning committee approved 59 homes in Drakes Broughton, citing government-imposed housing targets as forcing the destruction of countryside and overwhelming local infrastructure.
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