Sam Webb

The homeowner failed to gain permission to remove the historic trees that were protected due to being in a conservation area

Ron Knight has vowed to “die in prison” rather than pay £3,200 in fines he received after knocking down a boundary wall

Leeds City Council aims to reduce residents' bills and slash carbon emissions by installing high-temperature air source heat pumps in council-owned buildings

Ross Stephen Trutch's company was hit with £6,000 in compensation and costs due to incorrectly installed fire doors

Standing charges have increased by over 65% since April 2019, leaving many families struggling to heat their homes

The small shed is outside a Grade II listed former workhouse in Shropshire

Celia Sawyer, who appeared in Channel 4’s Four Rooms, lives in a £4m home in the exclusive Sandbanks area of Poole

Five projects will receive a share of nearly £65 million to deliver clean, low-cost heating

The large protest comes amid calls to scrap automatic permitted development rights for telegraph poles, with locals calling it "vandalism" of the countryside

The custom stated that if a squatter could build a house on common land between dusk and dawn, then the occupier could lay claim to it

The applicant argued the existing mobile home should be allowed to become a permanent accommodation and that converting mobile homes could provide a solution to the housing crisis

The woman, 56, is not an employee of the council or an elected official and she has been released on bail until December

The piece called 'Mother' that was painted on a Grade-II listed building in Preston has received a positive reaction online and by residents despite not gaining approval

The 'Karma Chameleon' singer is selling up his London abode after almost 40 years, despite spending three years renovating the property

UK charities estimate the number of people in fuel poverty is at eight million, which could rise if the energy price cap increases as predicted

Clive Hemsley had his plans approved in 2017 but was told to demolish the building because it was too different to the designs put forward during the planning application

Paint poured down the sink can cause blockages and environmental damage as seen in this meadow in Devon

There is growing public outcry over telegraph poles going up without consultation or planning permission