Anger and frustration are mounting among residents in Cheadle, Staffordshire, as their recently constructed homes face the unsettling possibility of being demolished.

A family have been left angry and dismayed after their £345,000 dream new build turned out to be a home from hell.

ANGRY residents of a new village have accused house builder Persimmon Homes of failing to address issues with “disgracefully shoddy” doors and windows on the estate.

One of Britain’s biggest housebuilders has responded to criticism about the quality of its homes by allowing homebuyers to withhold an average of £3,600 per home until all faults are fixed.

Shoddy workmanship, terrible customer service and homelessness are just some of the issues homeowners on a Grantham housing development say they are facing. And they have become so angry with developer Persimmon Homes, they have united and are standing together to demand action.

PARENTS say they are being forced to put their children at risk crossing one of Plymouth's busiest roads after a developer failed to build a crossing in a wrangle with the council.

Shoddy workmanship, terrible customer service and homelessness are just some of the issues homeowners on a Grantham housing development say they are facing.

House-builders Persimmon claim to be committed to the highest standards of design, construction and service. However complaints from their customers who have contacted Watchdog have shown that they don’t always live up to those big claims.

In a recent incident, workers cut through a water main and flooded the road and residents say they've not received so much as an apology.