I’m opposing this because of its suitability - we don’t want to add to the flooding problem. We don’t want Dyke Hill to become any busier than it is." Muslim Alim, Commissioning Editor Factual Daytime Commissioning, says: “Homes Under the Hammer is arguably one of the heroes of BBC Daytime and a factual entertainment triumph: The BBC is proud to celebrate 20 years of the show and audiences can expect lots of entertainment as we invite celebrities to join our presenters as property experts and revisit some of our favourite past properties courtesy of the rich archive.” Homes Under the Hammer is commissioned for BBC One by Muslim Alim, Commissioning Editor for BBC Daytime and Early-Peak. The series is a Lion Television Scotland production produced by Lisa Hazlehurst, Head of Lion Television Scotland, Mat Marsters, Executive Producer, and Sam Postlethwaite, Senior Producer. The Minister of Home Affairs (“Minister”) has considered the Full Court judgment (Gauteng Division, Pretoria) on the application for leave to appeal in the Helen Suzman Foundation (“HSF”) v Minister of Home Affairs (“Minister”) and Another (ZEP matter) dismissing the application for leave to appeal lodged by him... READ MORE Homes Under the Hammer first aired on BBC One on 17 November 2003 and is set to celebrate in style with celebrity guest presenters on its 20th Anniversary.

But because Bloor Homes had already lodged an appeal, the decision was already out of the council’s hands and it will now be made by a government-appointed inspector in charge of the eight-day public inquiry at the council’s main offices in Yate. The proposed estate on land west of Sodbury Road received more than 600 objections, including from the town and parish councils and Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust. Through the app, we’ll send the latest breaking news, top stories, exclusives and much more straight to your phone. The Minister of Home Affairs Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi and the Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Ms Thembi Nkadimeng co-hosted a workshop on international migration on 16 and 17 October 2023, at Birchwood Hotel, in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng... READ MOREMinister Motsoaledi undertakes a service delivery monitoring visit and stakeholder engagement in Port St Johns, Eastern Cape Government sets clear areas of cooperation following the successful international migration workshop with traditional leaders and mayors from metro and district municipalities

The Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, has announced the appointment of Mr Thabo Mokgola as his acting Media liaison Officer and Spokesperson with effect from 01 October 2023... READ MORE

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Homes Under the Hammer was an instant hit in 2003 and has offered both entertainment and property tips and expertise to become a firm favourite in the BBC Daytime schedule. The new episodes include everything you would expect from auction tension and renovation drama to big reveals and quirky musical accompaniments. years of Homes Under the Hammer, and we’re still going strong. A Juggernaut of a show that never seems to get old, and people absolutely love. I’m so privileged to be a part of it for the last nine years, it’s a special show and long may it continue… for another 20 years!”– Dion Dublin For the first time ever each special episode will contain a celebrity host, a new property, and a memorable moment from the archive with a double-bill due to air on the anniversary. This is my favourite programme of all time. I’ve watched it for years so this feels like a real treat to be with you.”– Alex Jones

Joint Press Conference to explain the Request for Proposals for the development of the six busiest land Ports of Entry The local authority is contesting the appeal after councillors on two of its planning committees agreed that they would have rejected the houses if they still had the power to do so. Those decisions in August went against the advice of South Gloucestershire Council planning officers to grant permission.I’m so excited to be here with you. I’ve watched this show since it first began so I have learnt so much.”– Toyah Wilcox