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Hilma Milwood from New Cross discovered black mould when her kitchen was being redecorated in April 2022 but the situation is still yet to be resolved by the council. Byline John Nguyen/JNVisuals 13/03/2025

Grandmother has been without a kitchen for three years after council tore it up and left

UK 7 days ago By Brooke Davies

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Lily Allen makes huge life changes after David Harbour marriage split

Showbiz March 19, 2025 By Brooke Ivey Johnson

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Keir Starmer writes for Metro: I'm ready to take on the Nimbys

Politics February 17, 2025 By Keir Starmer

‘I never expected to be evicted at the age of 72’

UK January 16, 2025 By Sarah Ingram

Emma Harris with renting graphic.

Nearly 2,900,000 people are one paycheque away from being homeless, new data shows

UK January 10, 2025 By Jasper King

Couple terrorised by rats which bite them as they sleep and swim in their toilet

UK July 29, 2024 By Sam Courtney-Guy

Property experts reveal what the Leasehold Reform Bill means for homeowners

Property July 25, 2024 By Eleanor Noyce

Inside London’s secret slums taken over by squatters

UK July 3, 2024 By Sarah Ingram

'My family's flat is flooded with sewage - the stench is so bad I feel it in my brain'

UK July 1, 2024 By Danny Rigg

A daytime view of a London Apartment - stock photo

Right to Buy may have increased property ownership – but at what cost?

Property May 23, 2024 By Eleanor Noyce

w8media . Property feature. Hamid who lives at Shaftesbury Place above the Tesco superstore on West Cromwell Road in Earl's Court. Also the service charge recently tripled to cover insurance for dangerous cladding. 12/04/2024.

Flat owners 'held to ransom' after service charge trebles to £7,000 a year

UK May 1, 2024 By Jen Mills

Samantha Renke in her wheelchair, wearing a leopard print dress and black hat, in a changing room. (Picture: Samantha Renke)

I just want to be able to move around my own house. Why is that so hard?

Property February 15, 2024 By Samantha Renke

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This is what it feels like to be one of the people landlords don't choose

UK February 11, 2024 By Craig Munro

Luis Rosa standing in front of Macmillan leaflets arranged on a wall (Picture: Luis Rosa)

I have stage 4 cancer, can't work, or afford to even buy toilet roll

Health December 20, 2023 By Luis Rosa

I was told my £130k house was safe - it's now days away from falling off a cliff

Money December 11, 2023 By Kevin Jordan

In Focus - inside the andover estate

Something incredible is happening on London's 'most crime-ridden estate'

UK November 14, 2023 By Kirsten Robertson

File photo dated 20/07/23 of a woman looking at advertisements in an estate agents window, as asking prices for homes in Britain tumbled in the biggest August fall since 2018 this month as soaring mortgage costs put buyers under pressure, according to a property website. PA Photo. Issue date: Monday August 21, 2023. Rightmove said average new seller asking prices fell by 1.9%, or ??7,012, on average to ??364,895 in August. See PA story MONEY House. Photo credit should read: Yui Mok/PA Wire

Half of working renters 'just a month away from losing home if they lose their job'

UK August 22, 2023 By Craig Munro

Average London rents are set to rise to this figure in 2024 – and it’s shocking

Property August 5, 2023 By Eleanor Noyce

Looking east towards Canary Wharf (4K footage is available)

‘I feel hopeless’: Man told £33,000 income isn’t enough for ‘affordable’ rent scheme

Money August 1, 2023 By Ben Ashton

Portrait of a Latin American Repairman installing a natural gas boiler at a house using a wrench - home improvement concepts (Credits: Getty Images)

Renters could be owed thousands in compensation - who is eligible

Money June 28, 2023 By Jon Fellowes