All news by author: David Dubas-Fisher

It costs £1,293 a month to rent the average home in England, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) - that’s an increase of 8.9% compared to last year

Arsenal fans are set to receive a damaging blow to their wallets as the club's season ticket prices for next season has skyrocketed by 10%

Simply enter the amount you currently pay for both gas and electricity into our calculator below and it will work out a new estimate based on the new Ofgem energy price cap

Rent prices are soaring at a much higher rate than wages, as Brits are forced to give more than half their pay cheque to landlords - check our interactive map to see how your postcode fares

Some patients are being made to wait more than five times longer than others for a GP appointment with certain areas faring much worse than others - use our interactive tool to compare your area

The 2024 Grand National is here and the 34 horses aiming taking their shot at immortality have been selected for its showpiece on April 13 - but which one will you have re

Houses in the UK cost an average of £282,000, according to the government’s latest house price index data - but in some neighbourhoods, prices are much lower than this

The latest tranche of data from the NHS shows that patients face a postcode lottery when it comes to how long it takes to see their doctor - a total of 2.7 million patients had to wait longer than 22 days

Sewage spills into England's rivers and seas by water companies more than doubled last year and you can find out how much was dumped near using our interactive map

Papa Johns has identified 43 restaurants as "underperforming locations that are no longer financially viable" and will be closing them in the coming months

Burnley is the most affordable town in the UK when it comes to residents being able to buy a house, new data shows

Most incoming secondary school children in England and Wales should get their first choice of school to start at in September - just 4 per cent get a school they did not choose

The price cap will drop by 12.3% from this April, meaning the typical dual fuel household paying by direct debit can expect their annual bill to drop from £1,928 a year to £1,690

Premier League fans have to deal with some lengthy trips up and down the country - often when travel is not on their side - with return journeys exceeding 500 miles

Patients with one of seven illnesses have been encouraged to see their pharmacists, instead of their GPs, with a new interactive map showing the worst in the UK

Latest NHS figures reveal the grim reality of waiting times in hospitals across the country - with tens of thousands of patients waiting over 12 hours in A&E last month alone

According to councils across England, more than a million potholes in our roads were repaired every year, but there are huge differences across the country

Figures released by the Ministry of Justice have shown how many registered sex offenders currently live in England and Wales, with a new map showing where they are

The newly built 42 Old Church Street in the London borough of Kensington and Chelsea was sold for £73.2million in March last year, according to Land Registry data

This winter, Covid cases have remained lower than many predicted and currently seem to be still decreasing far below rates seen just two months earlier in October

Analysis of Food Standards Agency data has revealed which UK towns and cities have the highest number of McDonalds' restaurants per number of people – use our interactive map to see how your area ranks

Brit homeowners can find out the average price of property in your area by putting your postcode into an interactive map and seeing how it has changed from the previous 12 months

More than 8,000 patients had to wait over an hour in ambulances to be admitted to A&Es across England last week, and at University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust the average was 4.5 hours one day

New figures show another fall in house prices across the United Kingdom - but there are a few places where property values are defying the trend, and continue to soar

Youngsters from the south of England are twice as likely to get into Oxbridge as those from the north data from the Department of Education reveals - illuminating a north/south divide at the higher echelons of education