The Point in Sunderland on sale for £1.5m
The Point, a 26,640 sq ft Sunderland leisure venue with three nightspots, is on the market for £1.5m. Fleurets is marketing the freehold.
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Lego pre-Black Friday sale cuts Bluey, Peppa Pig, Disney and Marvel prices
Very's pre-Black Friday LEGO Duplo sale cuts up to 25% off Bluey, Peppa Pig, Disney and Marvel sets, with deals running until September 16.
Fat Face striped hoodie cut to £32 in changeable weather deal
Fat Face's Flora Multi Textured Stripe Zip Through Hoodie is now £32, down from £58, as shoppers praise its fit for changeable weather.
The Ivy finally set to open in Newcastle after six-year wait
The Ivy is finally preparing to open in Newcastle after a six-year quest, with plans for both The Ivy and Ivy Asia brands at the former Lloyds Bank building on Grey Street.
Luxury £100 cotton bedding set now £27 with discount code
A luxury cotton duvet cover set worth nearly £100 is available for £27 at Yimbly using code AUTUMN10, saving shoppers 10%.
Newcastle £60m student tower approved despite size fears
Newcastle councillors narrowly approved a £60m, 21-storey student housing tower replacing Hadrian House, despite concerns over its 'gargantuan' scale and local impacts.
LEGO Santa's Workshop Advent Calendar drops to £6.08 in deal
LEGO fans can get the £23 LEGO City Advent Calendar 2026 Santa's Workshop for as little as £6.08 after cashback via TopCashback at Argos.
HMRC manually checking 107,000 tax calculations due to flaw
HMRC is manually reviewing 107,000 tax calculations from 2025/26 due to a beneficial ordering flaw known since 2021, with refunds for those overtaxed.
Gatwick runway closed after Boeing 787 aborts takeoff
Gatwick Airport closed its runway after a Norse Atlantic Boeing 787-9 aborted takeoff, grounding flights and triggering an emergency response.
Trainers King and Russell named for underpaying workers
Alan King and Lucinda Russell were named by the government for failing to pay the minimum wage, with King's firm owing £19,050.72 to 24 workers.
Populism serious challenge to central banks, Bailey warns
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey says populism poses a serious challenge to independent central banks, urging bankers to explain decisions or risk being seen as an 'unrepresentative elite'.
Full Circle Brew Co to open first pub inside Fenwick Newcastle
Full Circle Brew Co will open its first pub inside Fenwick Newcastle in October, with 12 taps, guest beers from independent breweries, and food from Peckin’ Order.
ATM withdrawals plunge as Britons go cashless, Link figures show
Cash withdrawals from UK ATMs fell by £119m per day in the first half of 2026 compared with 2019, with every constituency seeing a decline, Link reports.
Over-50s urged to decide on pension access before retirement
A third of workers over 50 have not decided how to access their pension savings, research for Scottish Widows suggests, with many lacking knowledge of their options.
Savers face 'triple blow' as Cash ISA cut and tax freeze bite
Savers face a 'triple blow' over the next 12 months as the Cash ISA allowance is cut, the Personal Savings Allowance is frozen, and savings tax rates rise, according to financial experts.
Older pensioners miss £575 triple lock boost
Older state pensioners will not receive the full £575 triple lock increase in 2026, receiving £136 less annually than new pensioners due to a lower base.
Jackton revives South Lanarkshire whisky after 186 years
Jackton Distillery launches RAER Single Malt, the first locally distilled whisky in South Lanarkshire in over 180 years, reviving a tradition that ended in 1840.
DWP confirms Child Maintenance Service payment calculation changes
The DWP plans to reduce the income tolerance from 25% to 15% and include unearned income in child maintenance calculations, potentially lifting 20,000 children out of poverty.
DWP warns Universal Credit claimants whose children go to university
The DWP has warned benefit claimants whose children are going to university to report the change or risk a fine. Here is what parents need to do.
Ex-Man Utd star Joe Riley now sells insurance
Former Manchester United defender Joe Riley, who debuted alongside Marcus Rashford, now sells insurance while playing semi-professionally for Warrington Rylands.
Argos Cuts Retro Wooden Side Table Price by 50% to £31
Argos has halved the price of its GFW Jakarta Cube Side Table from £62 to £31. The mango wood-effect table has a hollow-core design and holds up to 30kg.
Bridgend approves 850-home Parc Llangewydd scheme
Bridgend council has approved plans for up to 850 homes at Parc Llangewydd, west of Bridgend, despite 28 resident objections and concerns from two local councillors.
Pato's Northampton Town takeover approved by EFL and IFR
Former Chelsea striker Alexandre Pato's consortium has had its proposed shareholding acquisition of League Two side Northampton Town approved by the IFR and EFL.
HMRC issues September 9 warning to child benefit claimants
HMRC has warned Child Benefit claimants that online services will be unavailable from 6:30pm to 11pm on Wednesday 9 September 2026 due to scheduled maintenance.
Skoda Peaq EV sets 582-mile range record, £100k cheaper
The Skoda Peaq has broken the electric SUV distance record, covering 582 miles on a single charge. The £51,980 EV is over £100,000 cheaper than the Range Rover Electric.
Aldi £17 back seat car hammock for pets arrives Thursday
Aldi launches its Winter Pet Special Buys on Thursday, September 10, including a £16.99 back seat car hammock to keep car seats clean when travelling with pets.
Aldi closes 1,000+ UK stores on Boxing Day
Aldi will shut more than 1,000 UK stores on Boxing Day to give colleagues extra time with family and friends after the festive rush.
Two-Year Broadband Rule Could Cost Customers £452 a Year
Broadband customers who stay with the same provider for over two years could be overpaying by up to £452 annually, according to Broadband Genie analysis.
UK car sales strongest August since 2018
UK new car registrations rose about 13% to more than 90,000 in August, preliminary data shows, the highest for the month in eight years.
Transfer Deadline Aftermath: Rangers, Celtic and Premiership Updates
Rangers sign Badredine Bouanani on loan, Celtic miss out on Gvidas Gineitis, Hearts, Hibs and Dundee United complete deals as free agents remain available.
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