Gold Coast Glitter Strip Homelessness Crisis
The Gold Coast's iconic Glitter Strip is grappling with a surge in homelessness, as rising costs and housing shortages push more people onto the streets.
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Disabled Man in Unsuitable Home 8 Months Gets £1,000
Lambeth Council ordered to pay £1,000 compensation after placing a disabled man in a property with doors too narrow for his wheelchair for eight months, worsening his health.
South London Strip Club Seeks Licence Renewal with Less Security
Fillies Kingston strip club applies to renew its licence with conditions allowing one less security guard, facing a resident's noise objection.
Leicester Square Garden Closed 200 Days, Baffling Visitors
A prime sunbathing spot in Leicester Square has been sealed off for nearly 200 days, with no clear explanation, sparking frustration among locals and tourists alike.
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Adam Thomas' Mansion Resembles Buckingham Palace
Explore Adam Thomas' luxurious Cheshire mansion, complete with an Orangery, cinema room, and private gym. The Waterloo Road star's home is a palace compared to camp life.
Pensioner Mugged for £30K Watch Plans to Leave London
A 73-year-old man, Sunil Chopra, was robbed of his £30,000 Patek Philippe watch in London. The attack left him anxious and planning to move abroad.
Seymour Centre Renovation Delayed, Cost Rises to £44M
The historic Seymour Centre in Marylebone will reopen in spring 2027 after delays due to asbestos and heritage issues, with the budget increased to £44 million.
West London Homeowner Ordered to Clear Overgrown Garden
A former Tory councillor in West London faces a council order to clear his overgrown garden, which neighbours claim has made their homes unsellable due to knotweed, pests, and odors.
Dulwich Pub to Be Demolished for Community Garden
The Grove Tavern in Dulwich, derelict since a 2012 fire, faces demolition as Dulwich Estate proposes a community garden until 2029.
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Croydon café smashed twice, thieves steal only £70
A Croydon coffee shop owner faces a £12,000 repair bill after burglars smashed his shopfront twice in three days, stealing just £70. The community rallies around Bob's Your Uncle Coffee.
90s Boyband Star John Hendy Now a Roofer in London
Former East 17 member John Hendy has returned to roofing, leaving fame behind. He now lives a quiet life with his family in London.
The Wolseley Opens First London Hotel in Mayfair
The Wolseley Hospitality Group is transforming a former bank in Mayfair into its first London hotel, the five-star WestDill Mayfair Hotel, with 50 guest rooms and a restaurant.
Plymouth Flats Risk Collapse After Only 18 Years
Residents evacuated from Evolution Cove flats in Plymouth due to structural cracks. The 18-year-old building is deemed unsafe, raising concerns about modern construction quality.
London Should Replace Tower Blocks with Mansion Blocks
Shadow Housing Secretary Sir James Cleverly calls for replacing low-quality housing with beautiful mid-rise developments on brownfield land to solve London's housing crisis.
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Woodworm Season Alert: Spring Timber Threat to UK Homes
Experts warn homeowners to watch for woodworm signs this spring as warmer weather reveals hidden timber damage. Learn identification tips and prevention strategies.
Apprenticeship Penalty Costs Families £340 a Week in Benefits
UK families face losing up to £340 weekly due to benefit rules classifying 16-year-old apprentices as independent workers, forcing youth to quit training and worsening poverty.
London Leaseholders Challenge 21-Fold Insurance Hike Over Cladding
Residents at Shaftesbury Place in Earl's Court contest soaring service charges after insurance premiums skyrocketed due to flammable cladding concerns, with monthly fees tripling for some leaseholders.
London Renters Could Claim £1,000s Over Landlord License Breaches
Money Saving Expert reveals a property licensing checker that could help London tenants recover up to 12 months' rent if landlords violate regulations, with average rents exceeding £2,700 monthly.
Judge Orders Burial After 5-Month Mortuary Dispute
A High Court judge has ruled that a 95-year-old man must be buried in England, ending a five-month dispute between his sons over whether he should be cremated or buried in France.
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Win a £2 Million Dream Home in Charity Raffle
A charity prize draw offers the chance to win a £2 million Cheshire home or a £2.5 million Dorset property, with all furniture, stamp duty, and legal fees included.
Double Stabbing in Barnet Park: Two Arrested
Two men were stabbed in Moat Mount Open Space, Mill Hill, early Tuesday. Police arrested a 35-year-old on GBH charges and a 47-year-old on affray. Victims are in stable condition.
UK Court Denies Sperm Donor Legal Fatherhood in Landmark Ruling
Robert Albon, known as Joe Donor, has been denied legal fatherhood of a child conceived via his unregulated sperm donation business. The High Court ruled his activities contravene public policy, citing his history of targeting vulnerable women.
Privacy Commissioner Finds Rental Platform Over-Collects Tenant Data
Australia's privacy commissioner has ruled that rental platform 2Apply collected excessive personal information from tenants, exacerbating power imbalances in the competitive rental market during the housing crisis.
104 Child Deaths Linked to Temporary Accommodation in England
Data reveals 104 children died in England over six years due to temporary accommodation conditions, with experts calling for urgent action on the housing crisis.
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Meeting My Landlord at a Party Changed My Renting Outlook
After 12 years of renting, a serendipitous meeting with a former landlord at a London party shifted the author's view from fear to empowerment in navigating the unbalanced rental market.
Family Locked Out of B&B After Council Stops Housing Benefit
A mother and her daughter in Ealing returned from school uniform shopping to find themselves homeless after the council stopped paying for their emergency accommodation without warning.
Diane Keaton's Items Auctioned: Ralph Lauren Clothes, Annie Hall Script
Four auctions in June will sell Diane Keaton's personal items, including Ralph Lauren clothing and the original Annie Hall script, celebrating her legacy as an Oscar-winning actor and style icon.
Sydney Homeless Death Exposes Gaps for Non-Residents
The tragic death of Bikram Lama, a homeless man found in Hyde Park, highlights systemic failures in supporting non-residents with lapsed visas who fall into homelessness without access to basic services.
Sperm Donor Loses High Court Parentage Battle
Robert Albon, an unregulated donor claiming over 180 children worldwide, failed in his High Court attempt to be declared legal father of a child conceived after receiving a £150 Amazon gift card.
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London's 5 Postcodes with Rents Under £800 per Month
Discover the five London postcodes where average rents remain below £800 per month, offering a rare glimmer of affordability in the capital's expensive rental market.
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