Waterloo Restaurant Takes Deposits After 31 No-Shows
Vine & Fire in Waterloo introduces deposit system after 31 customers failed to show in one day. Owner Josh Stanton says no-shows are 'really hard' for small businesses.
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New Parking Restrictions Hit Motorhome and Campervan Owners
Motorhome and campervan owners face new parking restrictions and charges as councils act against larger vehicles in tourist hotspots. Lack of uniform rules creates confusion.
Everton Record Signings Worth £104m Now
Everton's former record signing Andrei Kanchelskis would be worth £104m in today's market, according to the Laws-Maguire Index by football finance expert Kieran Maguire.
B&M's £3 Window and £5 Door Screen Keep Bugs Out
B&M offers an Easy Fit Insect Window Screen for £3 and a Magnetic Insect Door Screen for £5 to keep bugs out while allowing fresh air in during the UK heatwave.
Pub's Beer Garden Used for 18 Years Without Permission
A Pembrokeshire pub has applied for retrospective permission for a beer garden that has operated without consent since 2007, after a refurbishment triggered an enforcement investigation.
Gym-Goers Race to Buy 'Great Value' Shorts for £5 a Pair
Amazon's BOOJO 5 Pack Gym Shorts are reduced from £31.99 to £25.49, working out at just £5 per pair. Shoppers praise their deep pockets and soft fabric.
North East Farm: 10/10 Breakfasts & Adventure Playground
Broom House Farm near Witton Gilbert offers award-winning breakfasts, a coffee shop, picnic field, and Forest Adventure playground, making it a must-visit road trip destination this summer.
GTA V on PS5 for 59p This Weekend with Deal Stack
PS5 players can grab GTA V for just 59p this weekend by stacking a TopCashback offer with an Argos deal, saving £15.40 on the physical copy.
Wagamama Free Sides UK Summer 2026
Wagamama is giving away free sides to customers this summer, from June 25 to July 19, 4pm-7pm. First-come, first-served, 26 per restaurant. Wear a football kit and order an adult meal.
State Pension Age Rises in July for Certain Birth Years
The state pension age increases from 66 to 67 from July 2026 for those born between May 6 and June 5, 1960, who will receive their pension at 66 years and 2 months.
4 Things Much Cheaper in Spain Than the UK
Living in Spain revealed four everyday essentials far cheaper than in the UK: supermarket items, transport, alcohol, and restaurant meals, with savings adding up significantly.
B&M £3 Window Screen Keeps Bugs Out, Lets Cool Air In
B&M's Easy Fit Insect Window Screen costs £3 and is designed to keep bugs out while allowing cool air in. The magnetic door screen is also available for £5, with no tools required for installation.
HMRC Warns One Million Miss Out on Tax Refunds Each Year
HMRC warns that up to one million people annually fail to claim overpaid tax. Check your refund via the HMRC app or GOV.UK to see if you're owed money.
Real Madrid Target Enzo Fernandez, Camavinga Could Exit
Jose Mourinho wants to sign Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez for Real Madrid but may need to sell Eduardo Camavinga first. The Argentine midfielder cost £106m and has hinted at a move.
5 Ways a New PM Could Impact Your Finances
A change of Prime Minister mid-term can affect mortgage rates, tax policy, benefits, jobs, and future spending. Expert Jasmine Birtles explains the real financial impacts on households.
Act Before July 1 to Avoid £221 Energy Bill Hike
UK households face a £221 energy bill increase from July 1 due to Ofgem's price cap rise. Experts urge switching to fixed tariffs to save an average of £316, with a one-week deadline.
Carrick's Stance on Alexander-Arnold Swap Deal
Manchester United's chances of signing Trent Alexander-Arnold may hinge on Diogo Dalot moving to Real Madrid, but Michael Carrick reportedly wants to keep the Portuguese defender.
666 Bus to Hel Returns After Religious Backlash
FlixBus has revived the 666 bus route to Hel, Poland, three years after religious conservatives forced its number change to 669. The 13-hour service from Kraków resumes amid public demand.
BBC Ends Long Wave Radio Service After Nearly 100 Years
BBC Radio 4's long wave service was permanently switched off at 1am on Saturday, ending nearly a century of broadcasting. The BBC says no programmes will be lost as the service moves to digital platforms.
Toblerone Fans Rush for Limited Eton Mess Bar at £27
Toblerone releases limited edition Eton Mess bar at Heathrow, only 4,000 bars made, 65 per day, priced at £27 for 340g.
Boots Expert: 4 Viral Beauty Items Under £21
A former Boots employee shares four viral beauty products worth buying, all £21 or less, including Korean SPF and heatwave-proof makeup primers.
McInnes Targets Three Rangers Signings as Devlin Rumour Swirls
Derek McInnes has secured Ross McCrorie as his first Rangers signing. The Ibrox side targets Cammy Devlin, Jens Hjerto-Dahl, Luke Graham, Zinedin Smajlovic, and Ivor Pandur as overhaul continues.
DWP to Deduct Benefit Debts Directly from Bank Accounts in October
The DWP will start deducting money from bank accounts without a court order from October 2026 under new powers to crack down on welfare debt, following letters sent to thousands of debtors.
40p Lidl Beans Beat Heinz in Taste Test
Lidl's 40p baked beans have been branded 'better than Heinz' in a taste test, offering a well-rounded flavour that rivals the market leader at a fraction of the cost.
Fitbit Air vs Whoop: Which Fitness Tracker is Best?
In a month-long test, the £84.99 Fitbit Air offers solid basics without subscription, while the Whoop MG costs £349/year but provides superior recovery and strain data. For most, Fitbit suffices.
Twin Mum Warns of Flight Rule for Lap Infants
A mother of twins was shocked when her lap infants were barred from sitting in the same row due to oxygen mask rules. She urges other parents to learn about this rule before booking flights.
Jamie Murray on £105m gap and retirement plans
Jamie Murray opens up about the £105million financial gap with brother Andy, admitting he will need to work much more in retirement and eyeing reality TV.
Charity Shop Junkie's Top Tactic for Designer Bargains
A bargain hunter reveals the best tactic for finding designer items at charity shops: head to posh areas where wealthy people donate. Tips include location, timing, and befriending staff.
Motorhome Owners Face Confusing Patchwork of Council Parking Rules
Motorhome and campervan owners face a confusing patchwork of local council parking restrictions as the staycation boom puts pressure on tourist hotspots, warns insurance specialist Mark Sheppard.
UK Pubs Brace for 'Pubaggedon' as Fans Down 4.5M Extra Pints
England fans are set to drink an extra 4.5 million pints in pubs today as the Three Lions face Panama in a World Cup group stage match, with revenue boost of £22.5m expected.
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