Dozens of military homes across Lancashire are being bought back by the Government in a bid to save the taxpayer billions.

City councillors signalled their approval yesterday for two large-scale projects: the transformation of the former Skerton High School site into council housing and the building of 148,000 sq ft of ...

A housing expert has urged the government to look at its housing policy and says the UK needs to make existing housing more ...

In total, 505 military homes across the North West are part of the deal, with 53 in Preston, four in South Ribble, 15 in the Ribble Valley and seven in Lancaster ... a year in rent - £600,000 ...

No room at the inn? That seems – metaphorically – to be the situation as some Western New York municipalities push for moratoriums on new housing. At the same time, ...

What happened: After a year of discussion and postponement, township supervisors voted to reject an ordinance granting ...

The health care sector was the greatest contributor to an almost 1% increase in Lancaster County’s economy in 2023, as ...

One town ranks among the 10 most popular housing markets in the nation, while the other was named the most popular small ...

The statistics, compiled by Shelter, suggest that 1,240 people will be homeless across Lancashire, including around 480 ...

The number of households beginning a new social housing letting in Lancaster has fallen by more than a third over the last 10 years, new figures show.

At least 31 suspected illegal marijuana grow houses have been relisted for sale since law enforcement first raided the ...