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Archive for September, 2006

Sport & Sheffield

1 Comment Published September 3rd, 2006 in Sheffield.

Did you know that:

The first Football rule book was produced in Sheffield in 1857
Sheffield Football Club is the oldest football club in the world - traditional rivals Hallam FC has the oldest football ground
Sheffield’s Crucible [...]

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0 Comments Published September 2nd, 2006 in Sheffield.

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Halifax told to pass on tracker rate cuts

Homeowners with Halifax tracker mortgages should get the full benefit of rate cuts despite small print that gives the bank the right not to pass it on HBOS Halifax savings accounts

Mortgages 'are being rationed' - lenders

Mortgages are having to be 'rationed' and the situation will get even worse next year, the Council of Mortgage Lenders has warned Property sale signs stacked against a wall

Property sale signs stacked against a wall

We are stuck on a 9.7% mortgage rate

Not long ago banks offered reasonably priced mortgages to almost everyone, but some now find themselves stuck on sky-high rates Lee Tibbenham and Melissa Smith and baby Joseph

Lee Tibbenham and Melissa Smith and baby Joseph

Repossessions: Banks less 'trigger happy'

The number of repossessions hit a seven-year high of 26,200 last year, and are expected to rise again to 45,000 this year repossessed houses, boarded up

Get a bargain dream home in the slump

If you dream of a cosy cottage in the Highlands or a slick warehouse in London, prices are in freefall and your ideal home may be within reach property for sale signs

Brookside close for sale £38,000 a house

When Britain's most famous cul-de-sac, goes under the hammer in two weeks' time, the 13 houses that made up the set of Merseyside TV soap Brookside will set a new benchmark for the tumbling property market Brookside close

New buyers in luck as auctions cut prices

Thousands of homes are being sold for knockdown prices at auction as banks desperately try to offload repossessed flats Flats in Abbey wood

Mortgage lending falls 70% in a month

Mortgage lending collapsed during October, diving by nearly 70% to reach the second lowest figure on record, the Bank of England said estate agent boards piled up in a yard