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From 31 July, hourly parking charges will rise by about 50% at several county hospitals. For residents of Golden Green, the smallest built-up area in our ranking, the increase adds real financial strain to an already car-dependent community.
Read MoreA new report reveals over 1.5 million homes may not qualify for standard mortgages. Postcodes UK examines what this means for districts like W1K, where average prices exceed £2.3 million.
Read MoreSomewhere in Wales there is a street called Hole in the Wall Street, in both languages. Somewhere in London the register lists a street named yes. A tour of the address file's oddest corners.
Read MoreA legal expert’s take on commonhold affordability prompts us to examine the other end of the scale: the country’s smallest towns by built-up area, where space is at a premium.
Read MoreWith the mortgage industry reflecting on strategic thinking, our data reveals where homebuyers can find real value, starting with SR1 in Sunderland.
Read MoreLesley Horton's blog highlights evolving property complaints. Our data shows West Camel, Somerset, as the UK's smallest built-up area, raising questions about the local impact of national changes.
Read MoreWe put a different UK postcode under the microscope every day at 12:30, and post every new data study as it lands. Follow along on Facebook.
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