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DWP Benefits Paid Early for August Bank Holiday
Millions of benefit claimants will receive payments on Friday, August 28, instead of Monday, August 31, due to the Bank Holiday. See the full list of affected benefits.
Dunelm Shaggy Rug 50% Off: 'Like Walking on Marshmallows'
Dunelm's Cloud Washable Shaggy Rug is reduced by up to 50%, with prices now starting from £59. The 'cosy' rug is available in one colourway.
Jo Malone Discovery Set for Under £7 with TopCashback Deal
Shoppers can get the Jo Malone London Cologne and Cologne Intense Discovery Collection for £6.45 after TopCashback's £15 welcome bonus and cashback, working out at £1.29 per 1.5ml bottle.
New tech helps Cardiff clear winter pothole backlog
Cardiff Council has cleared its winter pothole backlog using a thermal road repair machine, with reports now falling considerably.
Sandhills fan zone expansion put on hold by councillors
Merseyrail’s plan to expand the post-match queuing area at Sandhills station for Everton fans has been deferred after city councillors raised concerns and requested a site visit.
EasyJet hiring hundreds of flight attendants with 9 key criteria
EasyJet's new recruitment drive opens next month, seeking hundreds of cabin crew. Applicants must meet nine criteria, including age, height, language, and swimming ability. Older workers are especially encouraged to apply.
A Place in the Sun couple left emotional after securing Spanish dream home
A Place in the Sun guests Sarah and Andy were left welling up after securing their dream home in Costa Blanca, Spain, for £163,000, planning to relocate permanently.
Simple checks could save drivers £2,500 fine this bank holiday
Drivers staying in the UK this bank holiday have been warned to carry out simple safety checks or risk a £2,500 fine, three penalty points and even a ban.
Vistry submits plans for 534 homes at two Wirral sites
Vistry has submitted a reserved matters application to Wirral Council for 534 homes in Bromborough, including 110 extra care apartments, plus a new promenade and bus route.
Brits overwhelmed by money jargon, poll finds
A poll of 2,000 adults found 56% are overwhelmed by financial phrases, with 42% saying this puts them off investing. The study was commissioned by smart money app Plum.
How to safely give your child a first phone as parents say it's 'stressful'
More than half of British parents would handle their child's first phone differently, with 24% calling it the most stressful milestone, new research shows.
Minffrwd Road Pencoed to close for one day for poling works
A section of Minffrwd Road in Pencoed will close for one day in September for poling works, from 8am to 5pm on September 7, 2026.
Issey Miyake perfume cut to £27.99 at Home Bargains
Home Bargains has cut the Issey Miyake L'Eau d'Issey EDT Spray (50ml) to £27.99, over 60% off its £80 retail price and cheaper than Boots, Superdrug and The Perfume Shop.
Lidl's £7 cordless lamp rivals Dunelm's £15 design
Lidl's Livarno Cordless Table Lamp lands August 30 at £8.99, or £6.99 for Lidl Plus members, undercutting Dunelm's £15 Milo Mushroom lamp.
Tate brothers' flash lifestyle 'not real', court docs show
Court filings show Andrew and Tristan Tate's lawyers admit their online wealth displays are 'hyperbolic' and played for clicks, with rented supercars and a promoted superyacht.
Brits overwhelmed by money jargon avoid finances, expert warns
A survey of 2,000 adults found 56% feel overwhelmed by financial jargon, with 42% avoiding investing, as expert Rajan Lakhani urges clearer bank explanations.
Burger King launches UK's first Decision-Free Drive-Thru
Burger King's Merton drive-thru will offer only the Burger Buddies 3-piece box on August 27, removing menu choices for National Burger Day.
Bolton Council buys HSBC building for £1.74m redevelopment
Bolton Council has approved £1.74m purchase of the HSBC building in Victoria Square, described as the last piece in the puzzle for the town centre redevelopment.
Pensioners on disability benefits could get extra £344 a month (25.08.2026)
Low-income pensioners on Attendance Allowance, PIP, DLA, ADP or PADP may qualify for extra Pension Credit of £86.05 a week, worth £344.20 every four weeks.
Man Utd baulk at Barcelona's £38.5m asking price for Balde
Manchester United have been offered Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde but are unwilling to meet the €45m (£38.5m) valuation, instead seeking a loan deal before the September 1 deadline.
Chepstow restaurant owner told £5,000 sign is 'inappropriate'
A Chepstow restaurant owner may have to replace a £5,000 sign after Monmouthshire County Council planners refused permission to keep the illuminated sign, citing harm to the conservation area.
EDF and Scottish Power offer £85 energy boost to workers
Blue Light Card members in some 30 jobs can get up to £85 in gift cards when switching to EDF or Scottish Power before Ofgem's new price cap announcement.
Aldi offers £3,000 grants to UK sports clubs before August 31
Grassroots sports clubs in Great Britain can apply for Aldi Sports Fund grants of up to £3,000 before August 31 to cover equipment, kits, coaching and facility hire.
National Motor Museum at Beaulieu to close after 60-year lease
The National Motor Museum at Beaulieu will close as its 60-year lease ends, with plans to move to a new home by 2030 while the estate continues operating a motor museum.
Man City's £300m midfield overhaul explained
Manchester City are set to finalise an £85m deal for Ayyoub Bouaddi and could spend close to £400m on midfielders this window, funded by £259.6m in player sales.
Investec raises 2-year saver rate to 4.95% AER
Investec Save has increased its 2-Year Fixed Rate Saver to 4.95% AER, following a 0.30 percentage point rise in July, offering savers a choice of highly competitive fixed-term rates.
Millions more now paying higher income tax rates, analysis finds
New IEA analysis shows 5.5 million more people now pay 40% income tax or higher than in 2000, with 700,000 caught in the 60% tax trap.
NatWest to boost US presence after ring-fencing rules eased
NatWest has taken a step towards boosting its presence in the US after the Federal Reserve approved a representative office in Connecticut, following changes to UK ring-fencing rules.
Oodie £65 dressing gown now £39 in 50% end of summer sale
The Oodie White Fluffy Dressing Gown, originally £65, is now £39 in the brand's 50% end of summer sale. It's described as 'buttery soft' with an oversized hood, patch pockets and a tie waist.
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