Category : Housing Issues


£1,000 Fines for Overgrown Hedges Over 2 Metres

Households across the UK are being alerted that overgrown hedges exceeding two metres in height can lead to formal complaints and fines up to £1,000 under government laws designed to protect neighbours' property enjoyment.

Preston Estate Approved: 443 Homes, No School Timeline

Preston City Council has approved a major 443-home development in Cottam, but the promised primary school for the site has no construction timeline. The estate is part of the North West Preston Masterplan, which includes land for two schools that have yet

Car Wash Near Molineux to Be Replaced with New Flats

A planning application proposes demolishing a car wash, storage yard, and warehouses in Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, to build 31 residential units, aiming to improve the area's visual and environmental quality.

Inside Crown Place: Birmingham's New Skyline Student Tower

Crown Place Birmingham, a 33-storey £85 million student accommodation tower on Lancaster Street, offers luxury amenities including a gym, yoga studio, retro arcade, karaoke room, cinema, and panoramic city views across its 814 beds.

Solihull Village Expansion: 54 New Homes Proposed

Developer Spitfire Homes has submitted plans to build 54 new homes in Cheswick Green, potentially expanding the village by over 50 properties. The proposal includes affordable housing and community benefits.

Couple Stuck in Shed for 4 Years Over Home Plan Delays

A couple in Herefordshire has spent four years living in a converted garden shed after their £370,000 eco-home project was stalled by environmental restrictions linked to river pollution, highlighting planning challenges and personal hardship.

Dudley Council Approves 13 New Homes by Stourbridge Canal

Dudley Council has approved plans for 13 new homes on a former car wash site in Brierley Hill, next to the Stourbridge Canal. The development includes a mix of one to three-bedroom properties, with conditions requiring contamination surveys and constructi

Druids Heath Regeneration Delayed, Council Committed

Birmingham City Council delays critical planning decision for Druids Heath regeneration after legal challenge, but insists commitment to transforming estate with new homes and green spaces remains strong.

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