Property prices around the UK can vary widely from one area to another, and according to a recent report the difference between property prices in the North and the South of England is wider than ever, with affordability in the south becoming more and more difficult. Figures suggest that the gap between properties between the two parts of England has widened by around £15,000. In fact, the figures suggest that a property in the south could cost around £90,000 more than a similar property in the North of England. Read the rest of this entry »

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The cost of keeping a vehicle on the road is already becoming unmanageable for many drivers, given the high cost of petrol and the soaring cost of insurance cover. However, those caught using their mobile phones whilst driving their vehicle could be in for an even bigger financial shock, as this offence could now end up costing them an additional £200 on their annual premium. Read the rest of this entry »

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Another security breach takes place

Posted in General at August 10th, 2008 / No Comments »

There has been another breach in the personal data and security of consumers in the UK, after a vehicle recovery driver discovered various files and documents in the road near Junction 11 of the M4. The documentation turned out to be a variety of personal data, including cheques and the bank account details of around two hundred wealthy customers that had made investments. Included in the files were the personal bank details of three national lottery winners. Read the rest of this entry »

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According to the Association of British Insurers many new homes could end up being uninsurable when it comes to cover against flooding due to slack planning controls over where the developments are based. Officials from the ABI have stated that planning permission has been granted to many major new developments despite warning from environmental officials with regards to the increased risk of flooding. Read the rest of this entry »

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