FIRST-TIME buyers need an £53,000 deposit and £63,000 salary to get on the property ladder in 2025, according to new data.

Experts have drawn up a map showing the worst affected places across the authority area - and explained what to do if you ...

In the week ending 17 January, there were 1.2 million of these payments triggered, a dramatic increase from 161,000 the week ...

Over the last two weeks, when temperatures dipped to below freezing, another 100 community spaces registered as Warm Welcome Spaces. The Warm Welcome Campaign wants to grow the number of spaces, so ...

Indian postal department has allotted a unique postal code of pin code to each district/village/town/city to ensure quick delivery of postal services. A Postal Index Number or PIN or PIN code is a ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced that people in over 160 postcodes are eligible for a Cold Weather Payment. The new areas cover the Home Counties, Norfolk, Essex ...

Scores of new postcodes now qualify for Cold Weather Payments from the Government following the recent spell of freezing weather - the full list can be seen below. These payments, from the ...

You can see if your postcode has been affected using our interactive map. Here is the full list of postcodes which are eligible for the latest payments.

The payments are organised by postcodes, so they are paid out more regularly in the coldest areas, but often help households all over the country during the chilliest winter periods.

In its latest services update, Royal Mail named more than 30 postcodes that could face delays to post and deliveries today, Tuesday, January 14. Significant issues with the air network's logistics ...

iStock This was cross-referenced with age census data identifying people over 85 years old in every Australian postcode, with the results offering a detailed map pinpointing where people were most ...

THOUSANDS of households in more than 70 postcodes are due payments of up to ... You won't get cold weather payments automatically if you don't. Find out more by visiting gov.uk/cold-weather ...