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London has taken the top spot for the city with the most noise complaints with 515 complaints per 10,000 households on average. Confused.com obtained data using Freedom of Information requests which looked at how many noise complaints were made to councils in the top 100 populated cities in the UK. In the last 12 months, councils in some of the most populated areas in the UK received a whopping 268,125 complaints.
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Property expert Louisa Fletcher and Andrew Montlake, also known as “Monty”, returned with the third instalment of their podcast The Property Show. The weekly podcast focused on property rights for cohabiting couples, new rights for renters with pets, negative interest rates and what to consider when buying a property with your other half. The show was as informative as ever, with Monty and Louisa also sharing when couples could be liable for stamp duty further on down the line.
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Making small improvements to your home can add thousands to its value. New research by Estate Agents Douglas & Gordon revealed that since March 2020 when the UK’s first lockdown began, Britons spent an average of £4,035.70 each on DIY projects. The trend looks set to continue as more people spend time indoors during the UK’s third lockdown.