Small city garden ideas: the best scented flowers, climbers and plants
Scented plants are perfect for a small city garden where their perfume fills the space.
Month: January 2020
Neighbour disputes: a fence is blocking the light to our home — what can we do?
Our neighbours have erected a fence which blocks the light into our home. What can we do about this?
Living in Tooting: area guide to homes, schools and transport
Cool customers from Clapham and Balham join medical students eating their way around the world at vibrant local markets.
Co-living in London: huge short-stay rental block with wellness centre and performing arts space approved in former taxi HQ
The building will be next to the Grand Union Canal with 286 short-stay rooms.
Unique London wedding venue home for sale: former register office is now a four-storey house with a £10 million price tag
For sale for just under £10 million, this former wedding register office in west London is now a grand six-bedroom house.
Art Deco By The Sea: new exhibition in Norwich celebrates the revival and restoration of glorious architecture
Art Deco is back for the new Roaring Twenties. But was it ever really out of fashion? A new exhibition feeds our hunger for glam.
Property cladding: thousands of homeowners stuck in worthless and potentially unsafe flats more than two years on from Grenfell
As the Grenfell inquiry resumes, a nightmare continues for owners stuck in potentially unsafe homes they are unable to sell.
Cleaning up the West End: the £27m plan to tackle crime and pollution on Charing Cross Road and Leicester Square
Full plans to revitalise the area around Leicester Square will be unveiled at the Building London Summit to reduce pollution and crime.
Gary Barlow takes on bats: singer offers to build bat boxes — and gets permission for a garage to house car collection
Singer Gary Barlow has won planning permission to extend his mansion in Oxfordshire, despite objections from conservationists who fear bats could be disturbed by the works.