The Bank of England is expected to lower the UK’s base interest rate from 4.75% to 4.5%, the lowest level in over 18 months, in an effort to boost the economy and provide relief for mortgage holders. This move comes after inflation unexpectedly fell to 2.5% in December, signaling a need for further stimulus to encourage spending and economic growth. The rate cut is anticipated to impact borrowing costs, particularly for mortgage holders with tracker mortgages, and could help stimulate the economy amid stagnant growth.
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Bereaved pensioner afraid to answer the door as she faces eviction from home of over 30 years
Recently bereaved pensioner Maureen Brum, 79, faces eviction from her Feltham home of 30 years by Notting Hill Genesis, despite community support and evidence of her attachment to the property. Her daughter Lisa has launched a petition with 48,000 signatures, urging the housing association to grant Ms Brum a discretionary tenancy that allows her to stay in her beloved home. NHG has offered a discretionary tenancy on the condition that she downsizes and moves to...
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