Check Land Registry Docs to Avoid Fence Disputes
Homeowners are urged to check a low-cost Land Registry document to avoid costly neighbour disputes over fence ownership, as legal experts warn common assumptions are often wrong.
Category : Housing Issues
Calls to Delay Landline Switchover for 3 Million Homes
Campaigners urge Labour government to extend the digital landline switchover deadline from January 2027 to 2030, citing risks for vulnerable households.
Identify and Tackle 7 Invasive Garden Plants This Spring
Learn how to spot and manage seven common invasive plants that can damage your property, harm native species, and reduce home value. Expert tips from Propertymark.
Fresh Bid to Reopen Twice Shut Down Wolverhampton Off-Licence
A new attempt has been made to reopen HA Supermarket in Wolverhampton after it was twice shut down for selling alcohol to a vulnerable teenager and other illicit sales.
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HMRC Increases Tax-Free Allowance to £20,070 for Homeowners
HMRC increases tax-free personal allowance to £20,070 for homeowners using the Rent-a-Room Scheme, combining £12,570 standard allowance with £7,500 rental income exemption.
Husband Stabs Wife in Brain, Leaving Her in Coma
Amir Khan, 25, claimed his wife fell at home, but a CT scan showed a stab wound penetrating her brain. She remains in a coma with irreversible damage. He was found guilty and awaits sentencing.
Weekend Lawn Mowing Could Cost UK Households £5,000
UK households mowing lawns on weekends risk fines up to £5,000 for breaking noise rules. Experts advise mowing between 9am-7pm weekdays and stricter weekend hours.
Brothers Jailed for Stealing Gold and Cash in Coventry
Two brothers from Coventry have been jailed after stealing £7,000 in gold jewellery and £1,300 in cash from a home, caught on CCTV.
Ex-Premier League footballer avoids jail after antique shop rampage
Former Premier League and England U-21 footballer Ben Marshall, 35, admitted burglary and causing over £7,000 damage to Junk & Disorderly antique shop in Newport, Shropshire, while drunk. He received a community order.
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Birmingham Man Charged Over 14 Vehicle Thefts
James Boswell, 20, from Yardley, has been charged with conspiracy to commit burglary and steal motor vehicles in relation to 14 incidents in Worcestershire.
Solihull Burglary: Woman Steals Car Keys, Police Appeal
West Midlands Police are investigating a daylight burglary on Beechnut Lane, Solihull, where a woman broke into a property, stole car keys, and tried to drive away.
Universal Credit claimant angry over DWP assessment delays
A 45-year-old mother of two, who suffered a life-threatening carotid artery dissection, has criticized the DWP for leaving her in limbo after applying for Universal Credit.
Garden Fence Painters Risk £2,500 Fine in UK
UK households painting garden fences this summer risk a £2,500 fine if they fail to consult neighbours first. Learn about ownership rights and legal risks.
Dunelm Recalls 35 Doorstops Over Asbestos Risk
Dunelm has recalled 35 novelty doorstops sold between 2019 and 2026 due to possible asbestos contamination. Customers urged to stop use and return for full refund.
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55,000 Complain Over DWP Motability Scheme Changes
55,000 people have signed a petition against DWP changes to the Motability Scheme for PIP and DLA claimants. The reforms, starting July 2026, include new mileage rates and taxes.
Driveway gates urged amid car part theft epidemic
UK drivers with driveways are advised to fit substantial gates or physical barriers as car cannibalism and chop shops surge, especially in Birmingham. Expert Clive Wain warns of rising thefts.
Free British Passports for Pensioners Born Before Sept 1929
State pensioners born on or before September 2, 1929, can get a free British passport under a 2004 rule, despite recent fee hikes to £102 for standard applications.
Elderly Woman Ordered to Repaint Blue House by Council
Mary Kenny, 82, must repaint her blue house after Dover District Council issued an enforcement notice, citing the conservation area's character.
Birmingham Labour candidate condemns antisemitic Facebook posts
Samarah Zaffar, Labour candidate for Lozells, has condemned antisemitic posts allegedly from her husband's Facebook account, calling them 'absolutely abhorrent'.
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Burntwood Murder Victim Named as Sashon Richards Brown
Police name Sashon Richards Brown, 32, as the man killed in Burntwood. Three suspects remain in custody, and a dog is in critical condition after being stabbed.
DWP urged to tighten Universal Credit rule after 197,000 migrant claims
New data shows nearly 1.5 million migrants claim Universal Credit, sparking calls for rule changes. Conservatives propose banning benefits for immigrants.
Businessman ordered to tear down 'prison yard' extension
A Midland businessman must demolish a 3m high dormer extension built without permission, after neighbours said it turned the area into a 'prison yard'.
Garden Fence Warning: Illegal Changes Risk £5,000 Fines
UK households with garden fences risk £5,000 fines for unauthorized changes. Expert advises checking with local planning authority before any landscaping.
Killer used chef's bank card for booze after dumping body
Adam Rowson, 26, jailed for life for murdering chef Alexis De Naray in Shrewsbury, then using his bank card to buy alcohol and scratchcards.
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Girl, 12, Dies in Rope Swing Accident After Branch Breaks
An inquest has ruled the death of 12-year-old Brooke Wiggins as an accident after a tree branch snapped while she played on a rope swing in Banstead, Surrey.
Family Tribute to Boy, 6, Killed in Cheshire Car Crash
The family of Kanan-Jay McLeod, 6, who died after being hit by a car in Ellesmere Port, pays tribute. A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Cannabis Grower Faces Deportation After Jail Term
Festim Ahmetaj, 35, who grew cannabis in Droitwich while in the UK illegally, faces deportation after serving a 34-month jail sentence.
Bristol explosion victims named as Ryan Kelly and Joanne Shaw
Ryan Kelly and Joanne Shaw have been named locally as the two people killed in a house explosion in Bristol on Sunday morning.
Petition: Free TV Licences for All 13 Million Pensioners
An online petition calls on the government and BBC to abolish the £180 TV licence fee for all 13 million state pensioners, citing financial hardship.
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DWP Warns 8 Groups of Parents Face Court Over DLA
The DWP warns eight groups of parents could be taken to court if they fail to report key changes in their child's circumstances for Disability Living Allowance.
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