The new government has confirmed that VAT will be added to private school fees very soon. In this article, we look at what this might mean for house prices in areas with good state schools, and for house buyers and sellers there.

Over the last few months, there have been lots of scare stories in the popular media claiming that Section 21 no-fault evictions will soon be banned – and that landlords will not be able to evict their tenants if they need to. In this article, we put the story straight and consider the current state of play with evictions.

Throughout August we are running our Community Cheerleader campaign. It's where we shout from the rooftops (and blog posts) about the importance of supporting our neighbourhood together.

Here’s the final offering from our five-part series, which looks at eight ways we can all make a positive difference locally.

Selling a home can be stressful, no matter what your circumstances. But the moving process can be even more complicated if you’re a parent with young children.

When estate agents tell sellers not to over-personalise their property, what do they mean? Here’s a real-life tale that explains all.

Let’s jump in the metaphorical Tardis and journey through time to explore how estate agents in the UK have evolved and what the future might hold.

Shopping locally is a powerful way to support our neighbourhood and enjoy various benefits.

When it comes to retirement, most people have the same ambition: to spend their latter years doing what they love without worrying about scraping by.

Throughout August we are running our Community Cheerleader campaign.

Volunteering is a powerful way to give back to your community, meet new people and change people's lives.

It’s months away and probably the last thing on your mind right now, but we need to talk about Christmas.