Northern pub chain brings £3 pints to London
Amber Taverns is opening a pub in Bromley, southeast London, with pints priced between £2.50 and £3.50, as the Blackpool-based chain expands south.
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UK households urged to check energy bills before £60 rise
Energy bills are set to rise by £60 a year from October 1 as the price cap increases by four per cent, prompting calls for households to submit meter readings.
Breck Road Library set to become betting shop
Boylesports has lodged plans to divide the former Breck Road Library in Anfield, closed since October over a rent row, to create a new betting shop.
Free £15 Gruffalo Tonie Character with TopCashback Deal
Argos shoppers can get the £15 Gruffalo Tonie character free by stacking a TopCashback sign-up bonus. The deal works for new and existing Argos customers.
Shein cautions over uncertain backdrop after European sales slide
Shein expects uncertainty to continue through the second half of the year, citing tariff pressure and volatile logistics costs, after European revenues fell 13.9% in its first trading update since listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
The Denton reopens in Newcastle after major refurbishment
The Denton pub in Newcastle has reopened after a major refurbishment, with regulars declaring it 'never looked better' and a new menu featuring grilled salmon and pork tomahawk.
Shop owners walk out over 100% rent hikes in west London
Shop owners stormed out of a Hillingdon Council meeting shouting 'shame on you' after hearing plans for 100% rent increases at Mulberry Parade in West Drayton.
HB&Me members can get collagen tablets for 11p each
Holland & Barrett's HB&Me loyalty scheme lets shoppers buy Marine Collagen with Vitamin C tablets for about 11p each, down from 37p, with extra in-store discounts until September 30, 2026.
Kelvin Fletcher teases farming show future after Clarkson comparison
Kelvin Fletcher opens up about series six of Fletcher's Family Farm, comparing the show's drama to Jeremy Clarkson's Farm and revealing his daughter Marnie's new Hollyoaks role.
Boots launches £35 NARS beauty set worth £77 with full-size product
Boots x NARS Beauty Icons Gift Set costs £35 but is worth £77.90, saving shoppers £42.90, with a full-size blush included.
Premier League silent on Man City sanctions despite 114 charges
Manchester City were found guilty of 114 of 115 financial charges, but the Premier League has yet to issue a statement. A sanctions hearing could take months, delaying any final outcome.
Rolls-Royce £300m UK investment to benefit 5 areas
Rolls-Royce announces £300m investment across five UK sites, boosting manufacturing, aerospace and defence, supporting thousands of skilled jobs.
Your First Home scheme: what first-time buyers need to know
Government unveils Your First Home scheme for first-time buyers in England, offering a 20% equity loan and 2.5% deposit, sparking a rally in housebuilder shares.
Further rate hikes could devastate property market: experts
Experts warn two or three more RBA rate hikes would be 'devastating' for the property market, yet housing would remain more unaffordable than ever as higher borrowing costs trump lower prices.
RBA rate decision: fuel wars to AI forces explained
Australians brace for another rate rise as inflation stays stubborn and global pressures mount, with the cash rate potentially hitting its highest since 2011.
Healey's Budget: Jobs, Hope, and Fiscal Discipline
Chancellor John Healey's Budget will focus on jobs and 'breathing space' for families and firms, amid fiscal discipline and rising borrowing costs.
Sydney $1.2bn datacentre scrapped due to regulations
Goodman Group withdraws its controversial $1.2bn 'Project Mars' datacentre plan in Lane Cove, citing evolving federal and state regulations.
How a $60 Loaf of Rye Bread Became NYC's Viral Status Symbol
A $60 loaf of 100% rye sourdough at Rye, the first US outpost of Austrian bakery Martin Auer, has gone viral in New York City, sparking debate over its value and what buyers are really paying for.
Cheapest commuter towns near big UK cities for renters
SpareRoom data reveals the cheapest commuter towns near London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool where rents haven't risen year-on-year.
UK diesel price hits record high as costs climb
The average price of a litre of diesel in the UK has reached a record high of 199.18p, surpassing the previous peak set in 2022. The rise is driven by global supply disruptions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and Middle East hostilities, with experts war
Bolton Council to Spend £14.5m on 100 Homes for Homeless
Bolton Council plans to spend £14.5m buying up to 100 homes for temporary homeless accommodation, aiming to save £5m over 10 years and reduce reliance on costly hotels.
Waterloo Bridge faces closure in three years without repairs
Waterloo Bridge could fully close by the end of the 2029-30 financial year unless repairs or weight limits are introduced, documents reveal.
Three Sun Siyam resorts for your Maldives escape
Sun Siyam offers three resort categories in the Maldives, covering luxury, boutique romance and family fun, with all-inclusive packages available.
Greater Manchester motorway closures: full list for M6, M60, M62
National Highways has confirmed overnight closures on Greater Manchester motorways from Monday, September 28 to Thursday, October 1, affecting M6, M60, M62 and more.
Symbol & Independent grocery share put at 12% by new data
New TWC Group data puts Symbol & Independent stores' share of the UK grocery market at 12%, higher than some industry estimates, with implications for suppliers.
Healey speech fails as youth unemployment rises under Labour
Chancellor John Healey's 40-minute conference speech lacked action, while youth unemployment has risen to 16.4% under Labour, according to latest figures.
Pensioner, 84, tells PM to try living on £240 a week
Sheila Correll, 84, urges Andy Burnham to keep the triple lock, saying no one can survive on the basic state pension of £240 a week.
Flutter and Entain warn over Brazil gambling ban hit
Flutter and Entain warn of annual results hit after Brazil's President Lula signs an order banning all sports betting and online casinos, affecting revenues and earnings.
Stockport greenbelt to be cleared for homes as councillor says 'we have no say in this'
Stockport councillors approved plans for 160 new homes on green belt land off Jackson's Lane in Hazel Grove, despite objections from 127 people and a petition signed by 2,372. One councillor called it 'a crime' but said their hands were tied.
Woman stunned by €1 Parmesan block on Rome McDonald's menu
A woman visiting Rome was floored to find a block of Parmesan cheese on the McDonald's menu for just €1 (86p), sparking amused reactions online.
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