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As landlords will eventually be unable to accept new tenants for a property with an EPC rating of a D or below.

The rising cost of living in the UK may increase the availability of homes for UK expats and foreign nationals to buy.

Callings Lyric Theatre Dominic Montague’s new drama for Kabosh Theatre Company about the beginnings of the Cara Friend gay helpline isn’t one bit worthy.

By Stuart Marshall and David A Story for The Conversation, Having a low level of oxygen in the blood is an early sign of worsening Covid. But not everyone gets obvious symptoms. For instance, some people can have low oxygen levels without getting short of breath or feeling otherwise unwell. So some people are buying their own device – a pulse oximeter – to monitor their oxygen

A global attraction will spend three weeks in Lancaster this summer and inspire a brand new festival.

I take my hat off to the two letter writers in the Echo Monday 27 December, speaking up on the Covid at Christmas issue.

Hopes have risen for the return of buildings-based day care services for older people across the Borders after a review was announced.

Residents were warned to be careful of dangerous fast flowing and deep floodwaters after an astonishing 16 inches of rain fell on Cumbria since Wednesday morning.

At least three people were on their boards on a usually calm stretch of the River Cleddau, near the town of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, when they were hit by a huge deluge of flood water.

Emergency services helped people to leave dozens of houses in a high-risk area of Hawick in the Borders after declaring 500 properties could be inundated amid heavy downpours.