Adrian Woodyatt – a 47-year-old homeowner in Gloucester – has been ordered to sell one of his properties, in order to pay fines for failing to adequately maintain his overgrown garden.
Government announces fund to help councils target rogue landlords
Local councils across the UK will benefit from a £5 million Government fund, which has specifically been created to help put an end to rogue landlords, through legal action.
Gas fitter sentenced after family suffers carbon monoxide poisoning
Gas fitter David Stott has been ordered to complete community service after his substandard installation of a new boiler at a property put the inhabitants’ lives in danger.
Pair’s £9m claim over planning permission error is rejected by High Court
Two businessmen who have been forced to file for bankruptcy, after a council planning error saw them lose money on an investment, have had their legal case for compensation dismissed by the High Court.
Production company behind The Voice talent show faces copyright dispute
Talpa Media – the producer responsible for BBC programme The Voice – is set to enter a legal battle over the copyright for the show.