North East and South West lead the nation’s nosey neighbour trend

Those aged 55 and over showed the highest level of concern at 81%, likely due to rumoured tax reforms targeting homes at the upper end of the market.

Homeowners have overwhelmingly rejected Capital Gains Tax on primary homes, with 73% responding in a new survey that applying CGT to main residences would be unfair.

The North of Scotland experiences 59.69 power interruptions per 100 customers, the highest in the country.

69% of 25-34 year olds already have energy-saving products in their homes, compared with 20% of over-55s who are unwilling to retrofit.

857,432 property alerts have been registered since the scheme began in 2013.

Producing excessive smoke in a controlled area may lead to a £300 penalty.

96% of homeowners fear the proposed 0.5% annual property tax could rise over time, according to a new study.

Commercial and residential property issues account for nearly 200 monthly searches, with commercial eviction notices and rent arrears letters among the most popular.

In Nottingham, typical savings could reach £1,816 per year under the proposed changes.