Eleanor Noyce

Eleanor Noyce | Lifestyle Reporter

As Metro's property writer, Eleanor specialises in everything housing-related. She also covers sex and relationships, women's health, LGBT+ issues and neurodiversity. Eleanor earned a degree in Politics from the University of Leeds, before writing across The Independent, Glamour, VICE, Stylist, Women's Health, and more.

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Colourfully painted terraced houses on Falkland Road in Kentish Town, North London.

This surprising London suburb could become the UK’s £1,000,000,000 answer to Hollywood

Channel: Property Property 11 hours ago By Eleanor Noyce
Blurred commuters rushing on the London Tube.

I’ll happily admit to ‘barebacking’ on the tube — but not for the reason you think

Channel: Travel Travel 16 hours ago By Eleanor Noyce
Fontwell, March 24th 2025: 'What I Own' feature with Sebastian Kozakiewicz and Bronwynn Wisdom - in the kitchen

What I Rent: We pay £1,700 for our West Sussex four-bed — it's cheaper than a mortgage

Channel: Property Property 4 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
David Bowie's former home on Canon Road, Bromley.

70s icon's London childhood home hits the market for £449,500

Channel: Property Property 4 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
Chiikawa toys in a Miniso shop in Chengdu.

The lesser-known high street store with prices from £1 giving Primark a run for its money

Channel: Shopping Shopping 18 hours ago By Eleanor Noyce
Young couple doing their laundry.

Your washing machine is lying to you about how long a cycle is

Channel: Lifestyle Lifestyle 5 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
Top view of the city harbour and marina of the town of Hvar from the fortress, on the island of Hvar on the Adriatic coast of Croatia.

Locals on European party island brand anti-tourist measures a 'disaster'

Channel: Travel Travel 5 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
Woman drinking water from a bottle at a festival.

What not drinking enough water actually does to your body

Channel: Health Health 6 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
Overhead view of young woman managing home finance using laptop and smartphone.

Full list of bills rising in April and how you can beat the hikes

Channel: Money Money 5 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
Person sits on top of the rocks on Ilkley Moor, West Yorkshire.

UK's 'posh enclave' where prices average £532,000 named best place to live in the north

Channel: Property Property March 25, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce
Two people plant trees together while volunteering.

I practised the Norwegian art of Dugnadsånd — and my mental health improved

Channel: Health Health March 25, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce
The exterior of a skinny house in Chichester, West Sussex, which has hit the market for £1,250,000.

House as narrow as a shipping container on sale for £1,250,000 — and it's not in London

Channel: Property Property 6 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
A building site in Bromley-by-Bow, East London.

This London ‘dead spot’ is being given a £72,000,000 revival

Channel: Property Property March 24, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce
Typical row of terraced houses in Dartford, Kent.

Where to move as a first-time buyer if you can't afford London

Channel: Property Property March 24, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce
Homeowners Ben and Dorottya smile in their kitchen.

What I Own: We saved £90,000 while renting in London to buy our Barnet two-bed

Channel: Property Property 7 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
The exterior of a skinny house in Chichester, West Sussex, which has hit the market for £1,250,000.

Skinny house hits the market for £1,250,000 — and it's just 3.6 metres wide

Channel: Property Property March 24, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce
The exterior of the five-storey London townhouse available to win through the Omaze Grand Prize.

A £4,500,000 London townhouse could be yours for as little as £10

Channel: Property Property March 21, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce
The exterior of some converted stables in Kirkcudbright, Scotland.

Converted stable up for sale for £300,000 — with original features still intact

Channel: Property Property March 20, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce
**VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.** A radical new high-speed rail system is set to transform European travel, slashing journey times and making cross-border trips as easy as a city commute. Dubbed Starline, the ambitious project promises speeds of 200mph, whisking passengers from Helsinki to Berlin in just over three hours - a trip that currently takes a full day. Even the gruelling overnight journey from Kyiv to Berlin will be cut to just a few hours. The brainchild of 21st Europe, led by Kaave Pour, co-founder of SPACE10, Starline reimagines the continent???s rail network as a Metro-style system with frequent stops in key cities. Every European country will have at least one station, with routes extending as far as Turkey, Ukraine, and the UK. Starline isn???t just about passenger comfort - it will also revolutionise freight transport, cutting reliance on short-haul flights and congested roadways. Fresh produce, medical supplies, and critical manufacturing components could be delivered in record time, bolstering supply chains across the continent. The train???s design is deliberately minimalist and practical, avoiding the usual industrial or futuristic aesthetics. Wrapped in a striking deep blue, Starline???s sleek look nods to the European flag, standing out against the metallic grey of traditional trains. Inside, the high-speed network ditches class divisions, offering a flexible travel experience. Expect quiet zones for concentration, open areas for work and socialising, family-friendly sections, and even caf?? spaces for those looking to relax. Unlike traditional rail networks, Starline will feature purpose-built stations outside major cities, rather than retrofitting ageing infrastructure. Each station will serve as a national landmark, designed by renowned local architects and doubling as cultural hubs. Plans include concert halls, museums, and event spaces, turning train stations into vibrant public venues rather than just transit points. Starline isn???t just fast - it???s smart. Security will be AI-driven and sensor-based, using biometric verification and automated threat detection to eliminate long queues at checkpoints. And in a bold step towards sustainability, the entire network will be powered by renewable energy, integrating solar, wind, and battery storage. A smart grid system will optimise energy use in real-time, ensuring efficiency and cost savings. For now, Starline is still a concept, but with its groundbreaking vision and promises of speed, efficiency, and sustainability, it could mark the beginning of a new era in European travel. When: 14 Mar 2025 Credit: 21st Europe/Cover Images **All usages and enquiries, please contact info@cover-images.com - +44 (0)20 3397 3000EDITORIAL USE ONLY. MATERIALS ONLY TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH EDITORIAL STORY. THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS FOR ADVERTISING, MARKETING OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL PURPOSE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. MATERIAL COPYRIGHT REMAINS WITH STATED PHOTOGRAPHER AND/OR SUPPLIER.**

A new ‘tube for Europe’ could link UK to 39 European countries via train

Channel: Travel Travel 6 days ago By Eleanor Noyce
You can now buy a foldable house for ?72,500 complete with solar panels, ample storage and luxury finishes

Tiny foldable home with storage and luxury finishes could be yours for £72,500

Channel: Property Property March 19, 2025 By Eleanor Noyce