As wildfires rage, Britain isn’t ready for its boiling hot future
Sandy McCook, the local community council chairman, says: “It has been absolutely traumatic. We sit on the edge of Britain’s...
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More than 1,000 new homes a day needed to hit Labour’s housing target
More than 1,000 new homes need to be built each day to hit Labour’s housebuilding targets, new research shows.Housebuilders would...
‘Estate agents with zero accountability make buying a house in Britain a misery’
Share your house buying stories in the comments below or by emailing money@telegraph.co.uk*The process of buying a house last year...
Britain’s downsizing crisis is only getting worse
Are you trying to downsize? Tell us your story at money@telegraph.co.uk*Stephen Crowhurst’s late mother moved into a care home three...
The winners and losers under a Burnham property tax shake-up
For a two-bedroom flat near Canary Wharf, last bought for £380,000 in May 2024, the current Band D council tax...
‘I’m a 91-year-old veteran about to be dragged into mansion tax. This is wrong’
Veteran Cannell Benmore has spent 60 years at his home in Richmond, London. He and his wife live off their...
The Yorkshire town facing a housing invasion from over the border
When Ingrid McLaughlin, 75, and her husband moved to Wetherby more than a decade ago, it was the perfect place...
‘I turned my garage into a tiny holiday let and now make thousands a year’
Harrad made the decision to convert the garage when she moved into her home last year after renting it out...
The homeowners in the crosshairs of a Burnham property tax raid
Public sector middle earners such as teachers could also be forced to relocate from London and the South East as...
Ed Miliband forces builders to put solar panels where sun doesn’t shine
Builders have accused Ed Miliband of forcing them to install solar panels on houses even when they do not receive...
