Adam covers home improvements and mobile networks, splitting his time investigating topics from bathrooms to phone contracts. He was shortlisted at the BSME Talent Awards 2024. When it comes to ...
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More than 110,000 extensions have been completed in England since 2014, according to the Government, and now the rules have been made permanent. Housing minister Kit Malthouse MP said the new ...
IMPROVING or extending your home is often cheaper than moving house entirely – but getting planning permission can put many people off. Recent research from Santander found that UK homeowners applied ...
Housing secretary Angela Rayner has said 'building up' will help solve the UK's housing crisis. (AFP via Getty Images) Labour is set to introduce a host of reforms to planning laws in a bid to resolve ...
Under new permitted development rules, homeowners in terraced and semi-detached homes will be able to put single story extensions of up to 6 metres at the rear of their properties without needing to ...
Question: We are going to have a baby, so we need to extend our detached home to make more room for the new arrival. Our garden is certainly big enough to take an extension to our property and we have ...
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How far can I extend without planning permission? We explore the limits and how prior approval could help
One of the most commonly questions from homeowners looking to build an extension, is 'how far can I extend without planning permission?' – particularly if the thought of the red-tape involved in ...
Permitted development rights to convert offices to residential have been especially popular with developers in urban areas, particularly as they provide a lighter touch approval process and no ...
Permitted development rights (PDRs) are useful procedures that make certain types of development quicker, easier and cheaper. They allow landowners to build, extend, develop, convert, excavate or ...
With stamp duty becoming increasingly expensive, it often makes more sense to improve your home instead of up and moving. The ...
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