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Government Overhauls Planning Rules to Accelerate Major Infrastructure Projects
The UK government has confirmed planning reforms to speed up approval for major infrastructure projects, aiming to cut pre-application time by up to 12 months and save developers £1 billion.
Shortlist Announced for Mortgage Strategy Specialist Lending Awards 2026
The shortlist for the Mortgage Strategy Specialist Lending Awards 2026 has been revealed, recognising excellence in the specialist lending sector.
Landlords in Wales Risk Fines for Missing Rent Smart Wales Licence Renewals
Landlords in Wales could face fines of up to £5,000 if they miss Rent Smart Wales licence renewals, according to Property118.
UK Housing Market Slows as Buyer Demand Drops, Says Report
A new report highlights a slowdown in the UK housing market, with sales falling and mortgage rates rising amid ongoing political uncertainty.
Vagrancy Act 1824 Repealed in England and Wales
The government has announced the repeal of the Vagrancy Act 1824, which made rough sleeping and begging a criminal offence in England and Wales.
Directory of Key Build To Rent Players Launched
A new directory listing 5,000 Build To Rent contacts has been launched, according to Letting Agent Today.
Tipton & Coseley Launches 90% LTV Mortgages for Expat Buyers
Tipton & Coseley Building Society has introduced 90% LTV products to its expat residential mortgage range, with new fixed and discount rate options.
Council Issues Fixed Penalty Warning Over HMO Waste Management
A council is taking action on waste issues at four HMOs, warning landlords to comply with Section 46 Notices or face fixed penalties.
Report Highlights UK Towns Offering Most Space for Average Home Price
A new report compares what type of home buyers can get for the average UK asking price in different towns.
Nationwide Reports June Dip in UK House Prices
Nationwide data shows UK house prices edged down in June, but remain nearly £6,000 higher than a year ago.
Housebuilding Falls in Over Half of English Local Authorities
More than half of local authorities in England are building fewer homes than in 2020-21, according to figures reported by This Is Money Mortgages.
Energy Bills for Poorly Rated Homes Rise by £591 a Year
Homes with the lowest eco ratings could now face £591 higher annual energy bills as the energy price cap increases.