West Mercia Police has launched a witness appeal after a property on Springhill in Shifnal was broken into at around 1am on Thursday (October 9). Officers say an unknown number of people broke into the property and took two sets of car keys. One car, a Seat, was subsequently stolen. Another vehicle, an Audi, was fortunately
By NICK FAGGE, SENIOR REPORTER (GLOBAL) Published: 11:45, 10 October 2025 | Updated: 11:51, 10 October 2025 A property tycoon based in the millionaire’s playground Sandbanks who was caught speeding in his Aston Martin four times in three months tried to avoid a driving ban by telling magistrates he was living on just £219 a
Painting walls can be an affordable and exciting way to give a property a fresh new look. But according to one home expert, picking the wrong shade during a home makeover could knock thousands off a property’s value. Paint colour is so important to a room as it shapes how the space feels, how large it looks
Property guru Phil Spencer today reveals for the first time that he lost a vast amount of his own money to one of Britain’s biggest ever fraud cases in a new Daily Mail podcast. The television presenter put his name to a £400million Caribbean property scheme, appearing in promotional videos that helped convince many victims
Watching SpongeBob cook meth is a very different experience from viewing the countless other memes of the beloved cartoon. SpongeBob, Pikachu, and other well-known characters have been starring in very new (and very unauthorized) types of content in recent days, thanks to OpenAI’s Sora video generation app, a TikTok-esque AI app. Tech analyst Ben Thompson
We list the best property management software, to make it simple and easy to better manage real estate. Property management software needs to cover multiple areas effectively to be worthwhile. It will need to handle office documents and have built in accounting or financial software software as well. It also needs the ability to handle
The Negotiator has been inundated with positive feedback following the Government’s announcement of major reforms to property sales and the home-buying process. Sector leaders from estate agents, the portals, conveyancers, lenders and tech firms have called the changes a ‘vital step forward’ and ‘long overdue’. The reforms promise to slash buying times, halve fall-throughs and
By LETTICE BROMOVSKY, NEWS REPORTER Published: 16:04, 6 October 2025 | Updated: 16:04, 6 October 2025 Kirsty Allsopp has led the fury over Labour‘s new house-buying reforms branding the proposals ‘pathetic’. In a rant on social media TV presenter said: ‘This is pathetic, infantile b*****ks. ‘If this is indicative of how the Government is going
The Government has revealed plans to significantly overhaul both the home moving process and the property sales industry with proposals which, although familiar to most estate agents, represent a seismic shift in how the housing market will operate in the future. Ministerial claims for the ‘shake up’ include that it will save first time buyers
Talk of sweeping property tax hikes in the Budget has paralysed the homes market. Last week TV host Kirstie Allsopp warned the property market was now ‘dead’ ahead of Rachel Reeves’s speech on November 26. Those trying to sell homes might agree. One London estate agent said a fifth of its buyers pulled out of