Wales Unclaimed Estates: Full Register of Names
Hundreds of unclaimed estates remain in Wales. UK Government figures show most counties have at least one on record. Claimants must present a family tree proving their relationship to the deceased.
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Train drivers get 3.6% pay rise in Avanti deal
Train drivers on the Avanti West Coast line, including the London-Manchester route, will receive a 3.6% pay rise under a deal approved by Andy Burnham.
Burnham approves 3.6% pay rise for train drivers after strike threats
Train drivers on Avanti West Coast, including the London-Manchester line used by the PM, get a 3.6% pay rise after strike threats.
BarberBoss £33 grooming kit review: a huge shock
A £32.99 BarberBoss 5-in-1 grooming kit impressed a reviewer with its premium feel, magnetic attachments and nick-free trimming, despite some blade limitations.
Lidl switch to save money backfired and cost more
A shopper switched from Sainsbury's to Lidl to cut food bills, but after a month of shopping there she ended up spending more than before.
Lidl switch for a month raised my food bill, not savings
A Sainsbury's shopper switched to Lidl for a month to save money, but ended up spending more than usual, largely due to the Middle of Lidl aisles and free-item offers.
Sainsbury's to Lidl switch backfires: shopper spends more
A shopper switched from Sainsbury's to Lidl expecting to save hundreds, but spent more in a month due to freebies and middle aisle impulse buys.
State pension £1,045 warning as DWP rules change
State pension age rises from 66 to 67 in stages from April 2026. Claimants may face income gaps if they assume old rules still apply, warns Raisin UK.
UK corner shop chain closes all stores after 40 years
Premier Foreways, a five-store corner shop mini-chain in Carlisle, has entered liquidation after nearly 40 years, with all locations set to close.
Cleaner's 5-minute steam trick melts grout stains naturally
A home hack sharer reveals a steam cleaner melts grout grime in under five minutes, using heat instead of bleach, chemicals or scrubbing pastes.
UK corner shop chain to close all stores after 40 years
Premier Foreways, a five-store corner shop chain in Carlisle, will close all locations after nearly 40 years, following liquidation with Armstrong Watson appointed as liquidator.
London St Pancras Bank Holiday strikes to cause major disruption
East Midlands Railway will run a significantly reduced service from London St Pancras over the Bank Holiday due to RMT strikes over the safety of Class 810 'Aurora' trains.
Warkworth: Historic Northumberland Village Drawing Tourists
Warkworth, named best village in the North East, draws tourists with its castle, medieval bridge, Hermitage, and dog-friendly beach.
North East jobs up to £57,000 with Northern Trains, RAC and Lloyd
Jobs in the North East with salaries up to £57,000 are available with Northern Trains, the RAC and Lloyd Motor Group, with many roles full-time.
Edwardian Hexham home behind private gates for sale at £949,950
Causey House, an 'exceptional' Edwardian home in Hexham set behind private gates, is on the market for £949,950, extending to almost 3,000 sq ft.
North East's priciest street tops £1.8m as Gosforth dominates top 10
Gubeon Wood in Morpeth tops the North East's most expensive streets with a £1.875m average, while Gosforth's NE3 postcode dominates with five entries. Runnymede Road records the highest single sale at £6m.
Clean windows with a 6p kitchen staple that leaves glass sparkling
Tea is a 6p kitchen staple that can cut through window grime, leaving glass sparkling, according to specialists at Lifestyle Blinds.
Chelsea close on Camara as Fernandez nears Man City exit
Chelsea are closing in on Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara and plotting a big-name addition if Enzo Fernandez completes a £100m-plus move to Manchester City.
Used car owners warned £300 repair could backfire
Used car sellers are urged to avoid costly cosmetic repairs, as a £300 fix may exceed the value gained. Experts advise checking car value first.
Bath mega mansion built without permission faces demolition calls
Neighbours of a Bath mega mansion, built without planning permission, demand it be torn down. More than 100 locals object, citing height and scale deviations.
Moving house? Update driving licence or risk £1,000 fine
Brits moving home are urged to update their driving licence and insurance address to avoid fines of up to £1,000, as research shows many delay the task.
DWP to ask 100,000 pensioners for bank statements in crackdown
Over 100,000 state pensioners will be asked to provide bank statements to the DWP as part of a benefit crackdown aiming to cut £370 million from the benefits bill by April 2031.
Australians cut pizza spend as weight-loss drugs rise
Australians are buying less pizza and more weight-loss drugs, reflecting shifting consumer habits, a new report shows.
Denby Pottery closes all stores early after 217 years
Denby Pottery has closed all remaining stores early, including its Derbyshire flagship, after a closing-down sale sold stock faster than expected.
Regent Centre Metro canopy removed in renewal milestone
Tyne and Wear Metro workers have fully removed the canopy at Regent Centre station as part of a £7.94m renewal project, with before-and-after photos showing the progress.
Lefties opens first UK store in Liverpool this week
Lefties, the Inditex-owned affordable fashion brand with over 200 stores worldwide, opens its first UK store at Liverpool ONE on Thursday, September 27.
Two Little Birdies Play Cafe Opens in Byker on Bank Holiday
Two Little Birdies Play Cafe opens on Shields Road, Byker, on Bank Holiday Monday, offering slides, a ball pit, role play areas, and a baby room.
Betsy Pine Floor Lamp Now £48 at Dusk with EXTRA20 Code
Dusk's Betsy Pine Wood Floor Lamp is reduced from £119 to £48 with code EXTRA20. Shoppers praise its cosy glow and country cottage style.
Lettuce storage hack keeps greens fresh for two weeks
A TikTok user's paper towel and ziplock bag hack can keep lettuce fresh for up to two weeks, saving fridge space and reducing waste.
Pensioners shocked by 'disgraceful' hike in charges at Llandudno flats
Residents at Cwrt Sant Tudno in Llandudno face service charge rises of 18-21%, with one pensioner saying they feel 'held hostage' by the decision.
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