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Community around Juniper Hill Field wants to stop wildflower-rich land being divided into small plotsA hilltop meadow of flower-rich limestone grassland in the Cotswolds is under threat, according to residents, after it was divided into four-acre plots…
People say summer stink has been ‘horrendous’, with blame put on a Wessex Water sewage worksThe Dorset village of Wyke Regis has a lot going for it: sunsets across Lyme Bay, views of Chesil Beach’s spectacular pebbly sweep, proximity to great swimming …
Housebuilders welcome move but fear amending levelling up bill will cause months of delaysMichael Gove’s plan to repeal water pollution rules in an attempt to kickstart housebuilding will not solve England’s housing crisis, developers have warned, than…
London councils report 120% year-on-year rise in requests for return of properties used as temporary homesHomeless families are being evicted from emergency accommodation to be replaced by private tenants as the number of landlords quitting the tempora…
Under Lords amendment, developers will no longer have to offset nutrient pollution from new homes’ sewageUK politics live – latest updatesTaxpayers will pick up the bill for pollution by housebuilders, government officials have admitted, as rules on ch…
Exclusive: Data shows more than 34,000 households placed out of area last year, with some moved more than 200 miles awayCouncils are moving homeless families out of their neighbourhoods at almost three times the rate that has been officially recognised…
People in Glenfarg felt ‘down in the dumps’ as facilities were lost. A successful transport initiative is now inspiring others“Every person that gets on the bus has their own story,” says Douglas Fraser, parking his shiny 16-seater on the brae behind G…
People in care homes, narrowboats and park homes have missed out because they do not have a supplierMore than 30 of Britain’s largest housing associations have called on ministers to give a second chance to 750,000 households that missed out on governm…
Postmortem examination had found aspergillus on lungs of Luke Brooks, 27, who died at home in OldhamA previously healthy man who lived in a cold, damp and mouldy house did not die because of conditions in the property, a coroner has ruled.Luke Brooks, …
Campaigners say the 7,491 claims between April and June show why renters reform bill must become lawCourt proceedings for no-fault evictions in England have reached their highest level in six years, ahead of new legislation being passed to ban the prac…