A family's Cornwall holiday turns into a nightmare when a teenage daughter arrives home drunk, loses her phone, and a 12-hour journey begins. The trip ends with two family members flying home early.
A staged wedding cake drop by Johnnie Boden's daughter Annie has divided opinion, with some calling it iconic and others condemning the waste of edible art.
A former police station in Belgravia will be converted into a 255-room hotel, adding 49 extra beds to an approved 206-room scheme, despite residents' concerns over water pressure.
Kingston Council approved plans for 34 flats and a nursery to replace the former Vauxhall Motor Dealership, with no affordable housing due to viability issues.
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A 21-storey tower block in Bermondsey with 152 affordable homes for key workers like teachers and nurses has been unanimously approved by Southwark Council.
Zedwell Capsule Hotel offers oak pods above Piccadilly Circus from £30/night. Quiet, dark, and minimalist, but extras like towels and padlocks cost more. 4/5 stars.
An HPI check reveals hidden car history: outstanding finance, theft, write-off status, and mileage discrepancies. Essential for used car buyers.
Kingston Council approved plans to demolish the empty Regent Wing of Kingston Hospital and replace it with three six-storey blocks of 150 build-to-rent flats, cycle storage, and play areas.
Lambeth Council designates Brixton Village and Market Row as an Asset of Community Value, giving community groups time to bid before sale. Campaigners call it a 'long time coming' but say it doesn't guarantee ownership.
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Hitchin is London's most popular commuter town for 2026, with average property prices hitting £495,800, pricing out locals like journalist Eleanor Noyce.
Mayor Sadiq Khan fell short of the revised affordable housing target, delivering only 14,335 starts against a reduced goal of 17,800-19,000 homes.
Gatwick Zoo, home to 900 animals and a beloved family attraction for 29 years, closed in 2002 and has been redeveloped into 17 homes after a planning battle.
Estate agents use AI to enhance property photos, but misleading images spark debate. How much AI enhancement is too much? Agents, buyers, and trading standards experts weigh in.
A two-bedroom Grade II listed cottage in Barnet, north London, with a main bedroom just 9ft by 8ft—the width of a Tube carriage—is on the market for £500,000.
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Kingston Council's former Guildhall 1 office block could be demolished for around 100 new homes, shops, and offices, as part of a major transformation of the council's HQ.
Nearly 14 years after regeneration plans were agreed, the Alton Estate's future is uncertain as Wandsworth Council's new Tory leadership faces a petition to proceed with the masterplan backed by 82% of residents in a ballot.
Hackney's Green administration approved Phases 4 and 5 of Woodberry Down regeneration, with up to 32 social tenants facing two moves, sparking Labour accusations of a U-turn.
Woolwich Dockyard residents and businesses are blindsided by Greenwich Council's draft Local Plan, which identifies their area for 1,020 flats, despite no final decisions made.
A 2.75-tonne Berlin Wall slab in a Herne Hill garden faces removal after neighbours complained. Owner Steven Thorpe plans to appeal the council's enforcement notice.
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A High Court judge granted a judicial review of Croydon Council's decision to close its walk-in homelessness service, citing minimal evidence of adequate alternatives for digitally excluded residents.
An Airbnb owner in Norfolk has lost his battle to keep a sauna and decking after neighbours complained of outdoor sex sessions, used condoms, and noise. The Planning Inspectorate dismissed his appeal.
Merton Council will require full planning permission for all new small HMOs across the borough, closing a loophole that allowed conversions without consent in affluent areas like Wimbledon Village.
Homelessness Minister Alison McGovern says councils must ensure no one is evicted when buying properties for temporary accommodation, after an investigation found a third of London boroughs don't check for evictions.
Southwark Council orders Steven Thorpe to remove a 3.6-metre Berlin Wall section from his Herne Hill garden, citing oppressive scale and planning violations.
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Wandsworth Council has scrapped plans for a 14-storey tower block on the Lennox Estate in Roehampton, following the Conservative election victory in May.
Brockley and Ladywell Cemetery in Lewisham offers a shaded Victorian walk with wildflowers and war graves, near the Ladywell Tavern pub.
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The government's new first-time buyer Isa replaces the Lifetime Isa but introduces complexity and fails to address the £450,000 cap, leaving young buyers frustrated.
A 41-home affordable housing project in Shadwell is stalled due to £2m DLR maintenance costs. Community leaders urge Mayor Khan to rescue the plan.
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Iver in Buckinghamshire offers Elizabeth Line links to London Paddington in 27 minutes, with average house prices £40,000 below London's average.
