The vast majority of responses to plans for up to 70 homes on farmland were against the proposals – but some said “we need new homes”.

A housing association property that’s been empty for two years is suffering from damp and has an overgrown garden that attracts rats, say neighbours.

This Grade II-listed property has an underground wine cellar that guests have to climb through an electric trapdoor to see.

Plans for hundreds of new homes have been met with widespread opposition ahead of a crunch meeting.

A large plot of land in the middle of a town centre with planning permission for almost 200 flats is on the market for £4.5 million.

The site of a once-proud Grade II listed six-bedroom Georgian home destroyed in fire is for sale with a guide price of £50,000.

Proposals to create a multi-use park almost the size of five football pitches have been given the go-ahead.

A community centre that once hosted children’s parties and multiple sports clubs is to go up for auction.

People are being urged to comment after the last-minute addition of an extra 100 homes to a site earmarked for housing near a busy town road.

Part of a block of flats which left neighbours feeling like they have the Titanic parked at the end of their garden will be knocked down.

There’s a chance to bid for a piece of religious history with the auction of a chapel dating from 1865.

A resident is fed up after a year-long battle to stop anti-social teens breaking into his building, littering the communal areas and hurling abuse.

Proposals for a huge development on an abandoned farm have been revived, with a new secondary school now included.

A former church and and its accompanying hall are on the market after they were turned into homes, rather than used for car parking by a developer.

A popular village eatery which shut its doors four months ago has gone on the market.

A housebuilding giant is being forced to tear down an “alien” sales cabin erected without planning permission at a Kent beauty spot.

A decision on contested plans to build 950 homes in a village is now in the hands of a government inspector.

This jaw-dropping Georgian manor covers almost 75 acres of land and dates all the way back to the 14th century.

Twenty seafront homes, which create a “grating whistling” and are set to “gentrify” a town are launching this weekend for £2.1 million

A developer is asking for people's views on plans for housing that also include a children’s nursery, commercial and office space and a cafe.