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Property owners welcome ruling that defines who a landlord is, but campaigners say it lets down tenants.

A proposal to strengthen and repair a historic bridge at a school is among the planning applications submitted to Watford, Three Rivers, Hertsmere…

A proposal to build a permanent studio for film making on the site of a disused airfield is among the planning applications submitted to Watford,…

It's hoped a ruling to define what a property landlord is will help tenants in some of England's worst homes.

A Hornsey landlord has been fined £2,500 for letting out a property that posed a “high risk” to those living there.

Data and estimates from the student accommodation listing site StuRents have further elucidated the state of the student housing crisis in Durham.

From 12th March 2020, individuals in England were advised to quarantine in their home if a household member tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. A mandatory isolation period of 10 days was introduced on 28th September 2020 and applied to all individuals with COVID-19. We assessed the frequency, timing, and characteristics of recovered COVID-19 cases requiring subsequent quarantine episodes due to household re-exposure. In this case cohort study, all laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases notified in Eng...

A South London neighbourhood has been left in shock after youths “wielding machetes broke into a house”.

A ‘run-down’ area of Darlington has got a property company urging developers to see the potential in it.

A STUDIO flat with a toilet outside in a communal corridor for £950 a month but still snapped up as soon as it was advertised.