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Scottish Sun
14 minutes ago
- Scottish Sun
Homeowners can earn £100s a month from their driveway in the easiest sidehustle – how you can too
It isn't just sporting events either, as some of the highest earners this year so far are music events EASY MONEY Homeowners can earn £100s a month from their driveway in the easiest sidehustle – how you can too Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) HOMEOWNERS could make easy money ahead of the new Premier League season - simply by having a driveway they're not using. A team of experts has analysed postcodes near the nation's major stadiums to determine where householders could earn the most money by renting out their driveways to fans. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 The start of the Premier League season could be lucrative for those with an empty driveway to hand Credit: Getty 3 Homeowners living in a host of locations could earn some serious money with their driveway Credit: Getty 3 Postcodes in London, Leeds Glasgow and Cardiff could be quids in According to Leasing Options, residents living near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (N17) enjoy the highest earning potential, with an average daily income of £22.25 throughout the year. Other lucrative areas include postcodes near Leeds' Elland Road Stadium, where homeowners can make £22 a day, and Chelsea's Stamford Bridge in London, offering £21.50 per day. For those living near Wembley Stadium, the country's iconic football venue that hosts the England National Team, cup finals and events like the recent Community Shield, the earning potential is similar at £21 per day. Likewise, residents near Scotland's Hampden Park and Wales' Cardiff City Stadium can expect to earn around £21 a day. Further down the rankings, homeowners in Liverpool living near Anfield and Everton Stadium can still earn a respectable £13 per day, with prices often more than tripling on matchdays or during special events. With the Premier League season kicking off this weekend, renting out an unused driveway could be one of the simplest and most effective sidehustles for homeowners looking to make some extra cash. It isn't just sporting events either, as some of the highest earners this year so far are music events - including high-profile concerts and festivals. These events often result in single-day earnings that surpass what would typically be made in a week - making them a particularly lucrative option for those living nearby. At the top of the list is Oasis at Heaton Park in Manchester, where driveway rentals can fetch an average of £165.67 per day during the event. Following closely is Beyonce's tour stop at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, with homeowners earning an average of £150.26 per day during her shows. Shocking moment 'rude' dad parks car on STRANGER'S driveway to avoid school run chaos - before furious mum confronts him Similarly, the Wimbledon Championships in London provide an average earning potential of £101.08 per day for residents near the All England Tennis Club. Other notable events include Guns N' Roses at Villa Park in Birmingham, where locals can earn £97.40 daily, and Sabrina Carpenter's concert at Hyde Park in London, which offers average earnings of £94.92. Stadiums that can provide income opportunities year-round Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (London): £22.25/day Elland Road (Leeds): £22.00/day Stamford Bridge (London): £21.50/day Wembley Stadium (London): £21.00/day Hampden Park (Glasgow): £21.00/day Cardiff City Stadium (Cardiff): £21.00/day OVO Arena Wembley (London): £21.00/day Marshall Arena (Milton Keynes): £15.00/day Anfield (Liverpool): £13.00/day Everton Stadium (Liverpool): £13.00/day Leasing Options analysed data from JustPark to identify the UK's most profitable areas for driveway rentals. The study focused on over 25 major cities and key 2025 events, mapping more than 750 postcode districts using public data. Commercial listings were excluded, location accuracy was verified and districts with insufficient data were removed, leaving over 550 reliable areas. Median weekday and weekend rates were averaged to calculate daily earning potential, while event-day prices were separately assessed for major fixtures. Commenting on the data, Mike Thompson, Chief Executive Officer at Leasing Options, said: 'With demand for event parking soaring across the UK, it's clear that homeowners have a real opportunity to turn their unused driveways into a valuable source of extra income. 'Our data shows that locations near major stadiums like Tottenham Hotspur, Elland Road and Wembley consistently attract high rental prices. 'During big-name events, these figures can more than triple. "It's a smart, low-effort way for people to benefit from the buzz around them, especially in areas where parking is at a premium. 'As we look ahead to a packed 2025 event calendar, the potential for driveway rentals is only set to grow." How to rent out your driveway For those interested in turning their unused driveway into a steady source of income, there are a handful of steps you can follow. Check Eligibility - Review your mortgage or lease agreement to ensure renting out your driveway is allowed, and also check with your local council to confirm you don't need planning permission. Choose a Platform - Platforms like JustPark, YourParkingSpace and ParkOnMyDrive make it easy to list your driveway. You can sign up, create a profile and provide details about your parking space, such as dimensions, location and availability. Set Your Price - Research current rates in your area using the platform's tools or by browsing other listings. You can even adjust the price for special events or peak times to maximise earnings. Add Photos and a Description - Make sure upload clear photos of your driveway and write a good description, highlighting features such as proximity to venues, security and ease of access. Manage Bookings - Set your availability for weekdays, weekends or specific dates. Also use the platform's booking system to approve requests and communicate with renters. Ensure Insurance - Consider public liability insurance to cover accidents or damages while someone is using your driveway. Track Your Income - You must keep records of your earnings and remember that if they exceed £1,000 annually, you'll need to declare them to HMRC under the Property Income Allowance. This comes as Sun Motors recently looked at the family motors that lose the least value over time - with a luxury compact SUV taking the top spot. New data from the analysis of 40 million UK car sales over a typical three-year ownership period highlights which family models hold their value best. Experts from Carmoola have recently released their new Car Depreciation Index, developed with vehicle data specialists Brego, which ranks the top-performing family cars for resale value. They found that the Porsche Macan is the slowest-depreciating family car sold in the UK - losing just 19.9% of its value over three years. The Macan is particularly popular in the UK due to its blend of sporty performance, SUV practicality and the prestige of the Porsche badge. It's championed for being agile and powerful, with a well-tuned suspension that makes it enjoyable to drive on various UK roads, from city streets to country lanes.
Daily Mirror
14 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
Ruben Amorim and Bruno Fernandes in agreement on controversial Man Utd vs Arsenal moment
Arsenal claimed a narrow 1-0 victory away to Manchester United on the opening weekend of the Premier League season but the hosts' manager and captain weren't happy Ruben Amorim insists Arsenal's winner should have been disallowed for a foul on error-prone keeper Altay Bayındır. Manchester United keeper Bayındır got involved in a penalty box tussle and his weak punch allowed Riccardo Calafiori to score the all-important winner. United boss Amorim said: 'I understand we want goals, but when you touch the goalkeeper that way, I think it's hard. Especially to lose with a goal like this, I think it's hard. It was a strange goal. 'When you touch the goalkeeper, he needs to use his hands to catch the ball, not push players. He chooses to push players and let the ball pass. But again, it's the rules. If it's allowed, we need to do the same thing.' Amorim then backed his error-prone keeper - who started with Andre Onana left out of the squad completely - with TV pundit Roy Keane calling Bayındır 'weak and soft.' Amorim said: 'I watch training and I watch games. Tom Heaton and Altay Bayindir did a great job. Andre is going to fight with the other guys.' United captain Bruno Fernandes added: 'Altay was saying in the moment he goes to push the ball, he gets a touch. But we know in the Premier League they don't give much in these type of situations, even if they had a meeting with us saying that if the players are blocking and not looking at the ball, they will whistle more.' Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta praised his players for their hard-fought win even thought new £64m striker Viktor Gyokores drew a blank on his debut and was substituted. Arteta said: 'A big, big result coming into the first game of the season against Old Trafford. I think we did two things very well. One, to take the set-piece and then react to especially mistakes. Some of them are necessary, some of them unusual. 'But the way every single player reacted to that gives us the opportunity to win the game. If not, it's impossible. And that's about how we compete and how much we want to take it. 'Viktor did a lot of things very good. But coming away to Manchester United, winning your first game with Arsenal, it's a good start.' Join our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.
BBC News
14 minutes ago
- BBC News
Man Utd weigh up Wharton move - Monday's gossip
Manchester United weigh up bid for Adam Wharton, Chelsea's bid for Alessandro Bastoni rejected and Xavi Simons keen on Stamford Bridge switchManchester United are weighing up whether to make a bid for Crystal Palace and England midfielder Adam Wharton, 21. (Talksport), externalInter Milan have turned down a 50m euros (£43m) bid from Chelsea for Italy defender Alessandro Bastoni, 26. (La Gazzetta dello Sport), externalRB Leipzig and Netherlands midfielder Xavi Simons, 22, has told the club he wants a transfer to Chelsea, despite interest from Bayern Munich and Manchester City. (ESPN), externalAC Milan are keen to push through a 35m euros (£30.2m) deal for Denmark and Manchester United forward Rasmus Hojlund, 22, but are also considering Juventus and Serbia forward Dusan Vlahovic, 25, as an alternative. (La Gazzetta dello Sport), externalManchester City and England right-back Rico Lewis, 20, say he has no intention of leaving the club despite interest from Nottingham Forest. (Mail), externalCameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana, 29, was left out of Manchester United's Premier League opener against Arsenal with the club considering a shock move to bring Spanish stopper David de Gea, 34, back to the club from Fiorentina. (Sun), externalHowever, United have committed their transfer funds to other positions after inquiring about Aston Villa and Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, 32, and Paris St-Germain and Italy stopper Gianluigi Donnarumma, 26. (Telegraph - subscription required), externalJadon Sancho's salary is the sticking point in a £20m move from Manchester United to Roma. The 25-year-old England winger is keen to see if any other clubs step in and match his weekly wages of about £250,000. (Teamtalk) , externalRoma have also made contact with Manchester United about a deal for 26-year-old Netherlands left-back Tyrell Malacia, who is also interesting Besiktas. (Fabrizio Romano) , externalAtalanta are hoping to thrash out a deal with Fulham to sign their Brazilian forward Rodrigo Muniz, 24, for about 40m euros (£34.5m) on Monday. (Teamtalk), externalFrance forward Randal Kolo Muani, 26, has agreed a pay cut to join Juventus from Paris St-Germain, in a deal worth about 60m euros (£51.8m). (Corriere dello Sport in Italian) , externalTottenham are considering a move for 24-year-old Real Sociedad and Japan winger Takefusa Kubo as Thomas Frank looks to bolster his attacking options. (Fichajes - in Spanish), externalBurnley and Sunderland are both interested in FC Copenhagen's Brazilian centre-back Gabriel Pereira, 25. (Teamtalk), externalArsenal are ready to swoop for Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong, 28, with the Netherlands international's contract set to expire next summer. (Fichajes - in Spanish), external
