Dampness and black mould is a common problem in many British home and properties. The main reason for this is due to the high levels of condensation caused by the country's cold, damp climate, ...

Damp is one of those household problems many of us don’t notice straight away. It doesn’t always announce itself with obvious leaks or flooding. Instead, it can slowly build up over time: behind ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Black mould often forms in cold corners or behind furniture where air can't circulate. (Getty Images ) Damp is one of those ...

A damp home is a breeding ground for mould, which damages walls and furniture and is bad for your health. Mould spores occur naturally in the air and they quickly multiply once they find a damp ...

Whether you rent or are a homeowner, finding damp and mould in your home is one of the last things you’ll likely want to find. As well as making your space feel cold and unwelcoming, living in damp ...

See the first place you should check immediately and where rainfall will A BUILDING expert has urged homeowners to perform a series of easy checks to spot signs of damp and avoid costly repair bills ...

Awaab's Law came into force on 27 October 2025. The law ensures all social landlords fix serious problems like damp and mould within strict timescales. The law is named for two-year-old Awaab Ishak ...

Noel Fok, indoor air quality expert and co-founder of EcoAir, manufacturer of air treatment products. Damp and mould can trigger or exacerbate respiratory infections and diseases including asthma, ...

Rising damp is a common issue in buildings, characterized by the upward movement of moisture through porous materials. This article explores the causes, including inadequate damp-proof courses and ...

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