Homes News

Plans to build 123 new homes on the site of a popular former visitor attraction have been rejected — after facing criticism from councillors.

House hunters can take away valuable mortgage advice and learn more about the next steps in buying a property at Barratt Homes’ upcoming event.

Work has started to build more than 60 affordable homes in a Fenland village.

First-time buyers in a Fenland town are being encouraged to take a look at a Barratt Homes’ development.

Plans to build a further 50 homes on the edge of March have been approved this week.

A 5,000 acre plot described as ‘one of the most important commercial farming estates in south Lincolnshire’ is up for sale.

A campaign has been launched to find carers for people with learning disabilities who have experienced domestic abuse.

A decision over plans for a new 48-home development in a Fenland village has been deferred.

Fenland residents and businesses are being urged to discover the opportunities available to them created by the drive to make homes greener.

Developers have been granted permission to start work on almost 30 new homes in a Fenland village, all of them bungalows.

Management fees – or service charges – on new-build estates cover the upkeep of communal areas but what say do residents have over how much they pay?

Nine new houses are due to be built, laid out in a planning application submitted to Fenland District Council (FDC).

Staff, residents, relatives and the local community came together at Hickathrift House Care Home to enjoy a summer fete held in the home’s grounds.

A new roundabout must be built on a dangerous junction before a huge housing scheme can go ahead, a council has said.

Buying a new-build home can be an exciting time but what can buyers do, and what rights do they have, if they find their property has a problem?

An affordable housing development made up of 63 new homes is to be built, despite the objections of more than 50 residents.

The people of Wisbech turned out in force this morning for the annual Remembrance Day parade and act of remembrance.

Planning officers have said they still are not minded to support a plan for a large development in a village on the West Norfolk border.

Nearly 40 people could be accommodated if the new proposal is approved next week.

A couple who have been homeless for over a year have now found accommodation.