Highgate legal battle over 15-storey tower block
Furious locals in affluent Highgate are taking legal action to stop a massive 15-storey development they claim will destroy their neighbourhood's character and create a 'monstrous' landmark.
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Newcastle-Sydney Bullet Train: Priority Debate
A fierce debate is erupting over Australia's landmark high-speed rail project, with new analysis suggesting the Newcastle to Sydney leg should be prioritised over the planned Melbourne to Brisbane route. Discover why this coastal connection could deliver
Homes $100k Cheaper With Zoning Reform: Report
A revolutionary study exposes how simple changes to zoning regulations could make Australian homes dramatically more affordable within a decade, offering hope to priced-out buyers.
Leicester Tigers' £6m Covid Loan Under Scrutiny
Exclusive investigation reveals Leicester Tigers rugby club and DCMS officials are under scrutiny over renegotiation terms of a £6 million pandemic recovery loan, raising concerns about taxpayer money protection.
Wimbledon expansion faces legal showdown in High Court
The All England Lawn Tennis Club's ambitious £65 million Wimbledon expansion faces a critical legal challenge as local residents and conservationists take their fight to the High Court.
Reeves' 8am shock and awe economic bombshell
Chancellor Rachel Reeves stuns Westminster with unprecedented morning press conference, declaring immediate end to Tory planning restrictions to spark housebuilding revolution.
Budget 2025: Protect Your Money Now
With the Autumn Budget looming, financial experts reveal crucial steps to shield your finances from potential tax changes and economic shifts. Discover how to prepare your money today.
London borough named capital's worst eyesore hotspot
A recent survey has crowned one London borough as the capital's worst eyesore hotspot, with residents pointing fingers at neglected buildings and poor urban planning that's marring the local landscape.
Ant McPartlin leaves £6M home after neighbour row
TV presenter Ant McPartlin and wife Anne-Marie Corbett abandon their West London mansion following a bitter planning battle with neighbours over their renovation plans.
Reeves' housing plan faces green belt backlash
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting criticism as Labour's controversial housing reforms threaten to fast-track development on protected greenfield sites, sparking rebellion among Tory MPs and environmental groups.
NSW Govt strikes major crossbench deal on key reforms
The Minns Labor government secures parliamentary support through sweeping concessions on environmental planning, workers' compensation reforms and firearm regulations in landmark crossbench negotiations.
Sydney's developer bonuses fuel housing crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how Sydney's planning incentives are accelerating the demolition of affordable older rentals, leaving vulnerable residents priced out of their neighbourhoods.
British Dad's 3 Essential Doomsday Prepping Items
Discover how one British father is preparing for potential disaster with just three crucial items that could save your family when crisis strikes.
Childcare funding crisis looms as pandemic aid expires
Millions of American families face a childcare timebomb as emergency federal funding that saved thousands of providers during COVID-19 is set to expire, threatening widespread closures and soaring costs.
Islington Locals Battle Historic Pub Transformation
Residents voice strong opposition to proposed changes at The Lamb pub in Holloway, fearing loss of community space and increased anti-social behaviour in their neighbourhood.
Kings Cross Tallest Tower Plan: London Skyline Reshape
A bold planning application could see Kings Cross welcome London's tallest residential tower, a 48-storey landmark that would transform the area's skyline and provide hundreds of new homes.
Islington Housing Policy Changes Spark Outcry
Controversial planning changes in Islington could drastically reduce affordable housing provision, with critics warning of devastating consequences for local communities.
Fury over 'grotesque' luxury tower approval in North London
Campaigners vow to fight on as controversial 20-storey luxury development gets green light in Crouch Hill, threatening local businesses and community character.
Ozempic Brides Forced to Sign Dress Shop Waivers
A London bridal boutique introduces controversial contracts for brides using weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, sparking debate about body changes and wedding planning.
Rachel Reeves dodges planning scandal but questions remain
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny after revelations about her £1.5m constituency home renovation, raising concerns about political transparency and accountability.
New York Food Banks Face Catastrophic Shutdown
Critical food assistance for millions of vulnerable New Yorkers hangs in the balance as emergency pandemic funding dries up, forcing food banks across the state to scale back operations or close completely.
Harrods Reveals Rooftop Terrace Dining Plans
London's iconic Harrods department store unveils ambitious plans to transform its rooftop into an exclusive dining destination with panoramic city views, marking a major evolution for the 175-year-old luxury retailer.
243 student flats approved for Elephant & Castle
Major development gets green light in South London as council approves 243 student apartments near Elephant & Castle station, transforming the area's landscape.
NSW fast-track laws could accelerate mining projects
Controversial new planning laws in New South Wales could allow major mining and power projects to be fast-tracked, as Premier Chris Minns concedes they'd likely qualify under the contentious system.
Rachel Reeves Under Fire Over Planning Rules Breach
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces investigation over alleged planning breaches at her London home, raising questions about propriety and transparency at the highest level of government.
Hounslow Council weighs housing policy shake-up
Hounslow Council is exploring controversial changes to permitted development rights that could allow commercial buildings to be converted into homes without full planning permission, sparking debate about housing solutions versus community safeguards.
60 New Homes Approved for South London Development
A landmark development of 60 new homes has been approved for South London, promising to address the housing shortage while incorporating sustainable features and community benefits.
Pension tax raid threatens millions' retirement
A stealth tax freeze on pension allowances threatens to push millions of Britons into higher tax brackets, potentially derailing retirement plans across the UK.
Former West London Bank Converted into Luxury Flats
A historic former bank building in Ealing Broadway receives green light for conversion into 14 luxury apartments, blending heritage architecture with modern living.
EU: UK Planning Bill Risks Brexit Trade Deal
The EU's ambassador warns Britain's controversial planning overhaul could derail the post-Brexit trade agreement, putting environmental standards and diplomatic relations on the line.
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