2/1/2002

Flood warnings abound as storms continue

2/1/2002

New ideas on congestion charging

2/1/2002

Rates predicted to rise by 1% in 2002

2/1/2002

Threat of London's rising groundwater recedes

2/4/2002

Be prepared for storm damage

2/4/2002

Slack service rife in estate agency practice

2/4/2002

The best laid plans…

2/4/2002

UK suffering from bad credit blues

2/5/2002

..and London only gets a little lift

2/5/2002

£1 million just to live your life

2/5/2002

Affluent English join ranks of litter louts

2/5/2002

UK market starts the year slowly

2/6/2002

…But the present is a little iffy

2/6/2002

Buy-to-let mortgage market booming

2/6/2002

Halifax price index breaks £100,000 barrier

2/6/2002

Young people can't control credit spending

2/7/2002

Bank of England holds interest rates at 4%

2/7/2002

Be prepared for whatever life throws at you

2/7/2002

Insurer moves to cut fraudulent claims

2/7/2002

Pensions lie low on list of priorities

2/8/2002

London lags in official house price data

2/8/2002

Numbers planning to move halve in a year

2/8/2002

The leaning tower of…London?

2/8/2002

UKPropertyChannel.com the latest site to fall

2/11/2002

Councils face massive right to buy bill

2/11/2002

Falconer wants more capital for cheap homes

2/11/2002

Hire power tools at your own risk

2/11/2002

Stamp duty to face reform?

2/12/2002

Every owner needs good neighbours

2/12/2002

Government failing homeowners on flooding

2/12/2002

Lent - saving and shedding pounds

2/12/2002

London incomes left behind rest of UK

2/13/2002

DIY offers great value for homeowners

2/13/2002

Homeowner wins landmark neighbour payout

2/13/2002

Land Registration Bill almost home and dry

2/13/2002

London's flood threat won't go away

2/14/2002

Country living doesn't come cheap

2/14/2002

Married couples maintain money independence

2/14/2002

Men spend on love, but without a smile

2/14/2002

Successful tenancy deposit scheme extended

2/15/2002

Britons want a cleaner environment

2/15/2002

Millionaires increase, but wealth gap widens

2/15/2002

Country living doesn't come cheap

2/15/2002

New help for borrowers in financial strife

2/18/2002

Battle rages for Bishopsgate East London Line

2/18/2002

Big cities still top poverty charts

2/18/2002

Portals hit by 'phantom property' claims

2/18/2002

Protect your plumbing against icy problems

2/19/2002

George predicts steady interest rate rises

2/19/2002

Global warming set to go on and on

2/19/2002

RICS survey reveals buoyant market

2/19/2002

Road rage on the information superhighway

2/20/2002

Credit card companies agree to change adverts

2/20/2002

January figures show seasonal fall in lending

2/20/2002

New form for rent change notification

2/20/2002

SMS Mobile technology to help home security

2/21/2002

Arsenal given go ahead for new stadium plans

2/21/2002

Home extensions may need insurance extensions

2/21/2002

New scheme offers financial literacy help

2/21/2002

Residensea sets sail on maiden voyage

2/22/2002

Low rates strengthen European housing market

2/22/2002

Millennium Bridge finally reopens today

2/22/2002

Nationwide in voluntary £90m payout

2/22/2002

New tenant vetting service sparks controversy

2/25/2002

…But grey clouds loom on the horizon

2/25/2002

I may be old, but don't call me pensioner!

2/25/2002

IF creates 600 new jobs in Fife

2/25/2002

Spring is in the air for the housing market

2/26/2002

Halifax publishes 10-year housing history

2/26/2002

Live fast, borrow heavily, save very little

2/26/2002

Mayor confirms congestion charging scheme

2/26/2002

New guide to tackling floods at home

2/27/2002

DIY is the new Prada for designer wannabees

2/27/2002

Halifax gaffe shows contempt for customers

2/27/2002

Hometrack says London House Prices Rocket

2/27/2002

January's new mortgage lending 53% up on last year

2/28/2002

4,000 homes for Cardiff Greenfield site

2/28/2002

Building Societies better than banks at banking

2/28/2002

Lord Rogers to transform London's East End

2/28/2002

National market mirrors London price growth

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