How Close Can I Build a Shed to My Neighbour’s Boundary in the UK?
In most parts of the UK, you can build a shed right up to your neighbour’s boundary without planning permission as long as the shed is no taller than 2.5…
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Nigel Farage Surrey House Purchase Claim Faces Fresh Scrutiny
Nigel Farage’s Surrey house purchase is facing fresh scrutiny after financial records appeared to challenge claims that the £1.4 million property was funded using earnings from his appearance on I’m…
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Chris Singellos Landlord Tribunal Ruling After £12K Tenant Payout
The Chris Singellos landlord tribunal ruling resulted in a former tenant being awarded £12,555 after the First tier Property Tribunal reviewed claims involving unsafe living conditions, alleged lock changes, and…
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Legendary Horse Trainer Property Sale Reveals £3.5m Exit From Iconic Yard
Legendary horse trainer Jim Bolger has officially placed his iconic Glebe House estate on the market for £3.5 million as he substantially scales down his racing operation after more than…
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Second Home Council Tax Loophole: Labour Tightens Rules On 12-Month Relief
The second home council tax loophole has come under closer scrutiny after Labour tightened guidance around the 12-month relief used by some second home owners to avoid double council tax….
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Fred Done Offshore Property: Reasons Behind the Offshore Shift
Fred Done moved his property empire offshore primarily to manage the impact of upcoming UK inheritance tax changes, particularly reforms affecting family-owned businesses. The restructuring, reportedly to Jersey, was completed…
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Couple Forced to Pay Mortgage Twice After PM Property Law Collapse Halifax Refunds Payments
A couple were forced to pay their mortgage twice after the collapse of PM Property Law because their remortgage was never fully completed, leaving both Halifax and Nationwide with active…
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Renters’ Rights Act Landlord Impact on London Property Market
The renters’ rights act landlord impact is already transforming the London property market by reducing landlord flexibility, increasing legal responsibilities, and strengthening tenant protections. As the law comes into force,…
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Jahanara Begum Landlord Tribunal: £16K Penalty Over HMO Breaches
Jahanara Begum, a London landlord, was ordered by the First tier Tribunal to repay £16,685 after breaching HMO regulations, failing to obtain a licence, and violating tenant rights at a…
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London vs India Property Prices: Viral Post Leaves Buyers Divided
The London vs India property prices comparison shows that, in some cases, buyers can get significantly larger homes in London suburbs for prices similar to compact flats in Indian metro…
