Rural Wales needs a new economic strategy, says columnist
Dylan Jones-Evans argues rural Wales should be a hub for growth, not just a place to preserve, subsidise or visit, calling for a national rural growth plan.
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Bananas last longer if stored with 1 kitchen item
Wrapping banana stems in tin foil traps ethylene gas, slowing ripening and keeping the fruit fresh for longer, according to food experts.
Arsenal 21-man transfer shortlist revealed after rivals land targets
Arsenal reportedly prepared a 21-man transfer shortlist for the summer window, missing out on top targets to Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City and Tottenham.
No bailout for JLR, minister says amid job cut reports
The Business Secretary has ruled out a bailout for Jaguar Land Rover amid reports the UK's largest carmaker will cut 4,000 jobs over two years, with a voluntary redundancy programme opening.
Best instant access savings account named with 4.55% rate
The best instant access savings account has been named, offering 4.55% returns. It can be opened with just £1 and holds up to £1 million.
Iceland Shoppers Rush for Toby Carvery Range for Home Roasts
Iceland launches Toby Carvery range with two-for-£8.50 meals, letting shoppers cook a roast at home in 55 minutes, cheaper than restaurant prices.
M&S Father Christmas Decoration Free via TopCashback Offer
Marks and Spencer's £15 Father Christmas in PJs Decoration can be free via a TopCashback sign-up bonus, but it's likely to sell out fast.
Tattie Scone Breakfast Nachos at Glasgow café for under £10
Glasgow café Snooze in Shettleston serves tattie scone nachos with lorne sausage, haggis and peppercorn sauce for £9.50, available all day.
Bally's revenue jumps 20.5% as UK growth offsets gambling tax
Bally's Q2 revenue rose 20.5% to $792.23m, with UK growth offsetting a near-doubling of remote gaming duty ahead of its planned Evoke acquisition.
Mossley's abandoned mill set for 49 affordable homes
Britannia New Mill in Mossley could be demolished for 49 affordable homes after Tameside council's planning panel meets on September 9 to decide the scheme, recommended for approval.
Healey faces tough budget choices amid bond market volatility
Chancellor John Healey will have to take tough decisions soon to meet spending pledges, despite signals of continuity with predecessor Rachel Reeves' approach.
Pensioners can claim £14,289 in freebies and discounts (06.09.2026)
State pensioners can boost income by up to £14,289.10 in September through nine DWP-linked freebies and discounts, including Pension Credit and Attendance Allowance.
Nationwide confirms all 696 UK branches open until 2030
Nationwide has pledged to keep all 696 of its UK branches, including 91 Virgin Money sites, open until at least 2030, despite rival bank closures.
The Ivy to open in Grey Street building where Charles I was held
The Ivy is set to open at 102 Grey Street, Newcastle, a former Lloyds Bank branch where King Charles I was held prisoner during the Civil War.
JLR warns 4,000 jobs at risk amid sales drop
Jaguar Land Rover could cut up to 4,000 jobs after a fall in sales and revenue. The firm employs about 30,000 in the UK.
Friedkin Group must back Moyes after Everton's transfer disaster
Everton's summer transfer window left them with one recognised striker, but David Moyes' position should be strengthened, not weakened, by the shambles.
UK drivers face 'more expensive car insurance' for one key reason
UK drivers may face higher car insurance costs after changing vehicles. Motorpoint expert Tim Rodie says premiums can rise based on model, engine, and specification.
Charity Shop Frame Turns Out to Be Valuable Silver Find
A woman bought a silver-coloured frame for less than a dollar at a charity shop, later discovering it was made of .950 sterling silver, potentially worth around $150.
Lidl's £2.19 haircare keeps long hair glossy
Daily Record's Rachel Williams says Lidl's Cien Luxurious Lengths shampoo and conditioner, at £2.19 each, left her long hair smoother, glossier and tangle-free.
Train services resume after fire disruption at Paddington
Train services from London Paddington to Heathrow have resumed after a grass fire caused cancellations and delays between Paddington and Reading on Saturday afternoon.
Six Christmas Markets You Can Visit on Direct Eurostar Routes
Discover six European Christmas markets reachable by direct Eurostar, including a new Antwerp route, ideal for day trips or overnight festive breaks.
Farmfoods new Leigh store beats Aldi and Lidl on price
A visit to the new Farmfoods in Leigh, Wigan, found strawberries at 99p, butter at 99p and other prices below Aldi and Lidl.
Clarks school shoes: 50% off third pair in new deal
Clarks is offering 50% off a third pair of its 'super durable' school shoes, with styles from £36. The deal covers the Tapa Skip, Derry Bar, Lorcam Lane and Somerset Flex ranges.
Dunelm Shoppers Praise 'Lovely' Wall Clock That Looks Premium
Dunelm's Waters & Noble Numeral Wall Clock, priced at £30, earns a 4.5-star rating as shoppers say it 'looks more expensive than it is.'
Martin Lewis explains 'direct descendants' inheritance tax rule
Martin Lewis explains the 'direct descendants' rule for the £175,000 inheritance tax allowance, who qualifies, and how couples can pass on unused allowances.
Apple AirTag 2nd Gen Drops to £25 in Amazon Deal
Apple's 2nd generation AirTag has dropped to £25 for a single pack and £79 for a four-pack on Amazon, ahead of an expected iPhone announcement on September 9.
Dunelm's Harry Potter-style floating candles get 'elegant' reviews
Dunelm's 10 Floating LED Candles, priced at £15, are winning praise from shoppers who call them 'elegant' and perfect for festive decorating.
Skechers Memory Foam Trainers Hailed as Most Comfortable
Skechers Men's Track Syntac Trainers with memory foam insoles are praised by shoppers as the 'most comfortable shoes I have ever worn', now £39.99 on Amazon.
Baking soda trick to restore dingy white socks
Adding bicarbonate of soda to your washing machine can restore white socks naturally, without harsh chemicals, according to a laundry specialist.
Tyldesley warehouse 'slashed £170k off home value', claims resident
Bricklayer David Gerrard says the Astley Business Park warehouses have cut the value of his Tyldesley home by up to £170,000, after a recent valuation.
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