UK Supermarket Hours for August Bank Holiday 2026
Find supermarket opening hours for the August Bank Holiday on Monday, August 31, 2026. Tesco, Aldi, M&S, Sainsbury's and more – check times here.
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Gun licensing 'postcode lottery' warning after 39 murders
An inspection report finds 39 murders involving legally-owned weapons in a decade, prompting calls for a new national firearms licensing authority.
Best Skrill Casinos UK: Top 8 Sites Compared for 2026
The Standard ranks the best UK casinos that accept Skrill, comparing welcome offers, bonus eligibility, fees, limits and withdrawal speeds to find the top operators.
Fern & Ivy: New Rhondda restaurant and cocktail bar opens
The Fern & Ivy, a new restaurant and cocktail bar in Treorchy, opens August 28. Run by The Fern Partnership, all profits are reinvested into Rhondda communities.
Burnham crackdown on rogue bailiffs and cowboy builders
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces new rules to protect people in debt in England and Wales from aggressive bailiffs and to stop homeowners being ripped off by cowboy builders.
Iraola outlines winger demands as £120m Barcola deal nears
Andoni Iraola has detailed what Liverpool demand from new wingers as the club edges closer to a £120m deal for PSG's Bradley Barcola before Tuesday's deadline.
Bridgend home HMO plans submitted for six residents
Plans to convert a three-bedroom house in Litchard Park, Bridgend, into a four-bedroom HMO for up to six people have been submitted to the council.
Morrisons stores get 1-star hygiene ratings after health risk
Two Morrisons stores received one-star food hygiene ratings after inspectors found defrosted and out-of-date food, with one store's products deemed a risk to human health.
Mike Ashley slams Andy Burnham's 'delusional' high street plan
Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley has branded Prime Minister Andy Burnham 'delusional' over his plan to save the UK high street, warning shops will be 'further devastated' unless business rates are cut.
Man City Enzo Fernandez transfer update after Chelsea squad snub
Enzo Fernandez was left out of Chelsea's Carabao Cup squad against Luton, fueling Man City transfer links. City are confident of a six-year deal, according to reports.
Save up to £560 on iPhone 17e with Very trade-in deal
Very offers up to £560 trade-in credit on old devices, cutting the £599 iPhone 17e to as little as £39 for students ahead of the new term.
Flooded restaurant faces months of closure after second burst pipe
Nellie Indian Restaurant in Scarisbrick flooded for the second time in three years after a burst water main, leaving owner Sal Meah facing up to eight months of closure and missing the Christmas trade.
White Company Seychelles gift set reduced to £24 at LookFantastic
The White Company Seychelles Bath & Body Gift Set is now £24 at LookFantastic, undercutting the brand's £30 price, with 250ml shower gel and body lotion.
Anglesey firms face higher rates bills after software error
A software error has left 374 Anglesey businesses facing higher non-domestic rates bills, with one owner warning of staff cuts and reduced community support.
Dusk bedding set reduced to £18 with 'no iron' bonus
Dusk's Marissa 100% Cotton Seersucker Check Duvet Cover & Pillowcase Set has been reduced from £40 to £17.85 with code EXTRA15, with shoppers praising its softness and no-iron finish.
Set for Life winning numbers: Thursday, August 27 draw
The Set for Life draw on Thursday, August 27 offered a top prize of £10,000 every month for 30 years. The winning numbers were 1, 24, 28, 31, 47, with Life Ball 3.
Liz Earle £49 set back with body cream fans call 'best in world'
Liz Earle's limited-edition Orange Flower Collection is back at £49, saving shoppers £40, with a body cream over-65s praise as 'the best in the world'.
Dunelm's £10 Tension Pole for instant bathroom storage
Dunelm's £10 Tension Pole offers easy, durable bathroom storage in black or white, ideal for space-conscious homes and available online now.
Nepal floods: 389 dead, 33 Brits missing after glacier collapse
Nearly 400 people have died and 1,300 are missing, including 33 Brits, after flash floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border following a glacier collapse. A 13-year-old British girl and 14-year-old boy are among the missing.
58-year-old's £15 cream verdict: 'it works'
A 58-year-old shopper with 'well established wrinkles' says Manuka Doctor's Cashmere Cream 'actually works'. The anti-ageing cream is currently reduced from £20 to £14.50, and 97% of trial participants reported improved firmness after 28 days.
Tourists shocked by paella bill after menu price mix-up
Holidaymakers expecting a €23 paella for three were stunned when the bill reached three figures, as the price was per person, not per dish.
GTA VI PS5 Pre-Order Drops to £52.37 as Netflix Unveils Preview
GTA VI PS5 pre-orders drop from £67.99 to £52.37 via TopCashback as Netflix launches the game's first extended preview on August 27.
Spot sufferers praise £30 Dr Sam's gel as 'Holy Grail' saviour
Shoppers with spot-prone skin are praising Dr Sam's Flawless Neutralising Gel, a £30 treatment that tackles blemishes, redness and inflammation, calling it a 'life saver'.
M&S £40 showerproof rain jacket praised by shoppers
M&S shoppers praise the £40 Stormwear Lightweight Funnel Neck Gathered Jacket, a shower-resistant pale pink coat ideal for cool evenings.
Liverpool taxi drivers plan airport boycott over fee rise
Liverpool taxi drivers may boycott Liverpool John Lennon Airport next week over a planned increase in express pick-up and drop-off fees, which will rise from £6 to £7 from September 1.
Camden pays £2,000 to arthritic resident after heating cut off
Camden Council paid £1,852.65 after the Housing Ombudsman found maladministration over an eight-month heating outage for an arthritic resident, including missed emergency repairs and complaint failures.
UK energy debt hits £6bn record, government urged to help
Household energy debt in Britain rose to a record £6bn by end of June, set to hit £7bn by year-end, as the government is urged to provide short-term support for vulnerable families.
Tourists stunned by paella bill after menu price misunderstanding
Tourists in Spain were shocked when their paella bill reached three figures after misreading a €23 per-person price as the total for the dish.
John Lewis Cheadle opens UK-first sports department
John Lewis Cheadle has opened its first dedicated sports department, a UK first combining fitness apparel, sports tech and expert equipment in one space.
Thames Water nationalisation could cost nothing, claims professor
Nationalising Thames Water could cost £0, not £100bn, as costs would be recovered when firms exit special administration, argues a professor, as Andy Burnham weighs options.
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