BBC chef closes restaurant after 4 years citing financial challenges
Dominic Chapman has closed The Crown in Maidenhead after four years, saying "the numbers didn't add up". He now focuses on new project Jack O'Newbury in Binfield.
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Tesco shopper saves £121.50 after chocolate mix-up
A Tesco customer who ordered three bags of Cadbury Snowballs received 30 boxes of Tunnock's tea cakes instead, saving £121.50 thanks to the substitution policy.
Alan Carr's Castle Renovation: 'A Bit of a Slog' But Fun
Alan Carr gives an exclusive update on his £3.25m Ayton Castle renovation, calling it 'a bit of a slog' but teasing surprises and a café for next year.
Energy grants up to £1,700 open to non-British Gas customers
British Gas Energy Trust opens Energy Support Grant from 1 October 2026, offering up to £1,700 to clear energy debt for eligible customers of multiple suppliers, including OVO, EDF and Octopus.
Aldi's £14.99 3-Tier Airer rivals pricier options
Aldi sells a 3-Tier Airer for £14.99, in-store only, offering 16m of drying space. It resembles pricier models at The Range (£17.99) and Dunelm (£20).
Tech boss who slept in sauna can seek £76m payout
A tech executive who slept in a sauna during a work trip has won the right to seek £76 million in compensation after a disability discrimination case against Gitpod, now owned by OpenAI.
Simba cuts £390 off Hybrid mattresses in September sale
Simba Sleep's September sale offers up to 30% off its Hybrid mattress range, with savings of nearly £390 and shoppers praising the comfort and improved sleep quality.
CGT hike could blow £6.2bn hole in finances, IEA warns
Chancellor John Healey warned a Capital Gains Tax hike could cost the Exchequer £6.2billion, choke off investment and leave ordinary workers worse off, the IEA says.
Grimsby: From World's Biggest Fishing Port to 'No Jobs Left'
Grimsby, once the world's largest fishing port with over 700 trawlers, now faces decline. Locals say jobs are scarce, and the industry that defined the town has collapsed.
Swap mayo for sour cream in tuna sandwiches for richer taste
Sour cream replaces mayonnaise in tuna sandwiches for a creamier, tangier texture that enhances flavour while being lower in fat, according to food experts.
Diesel tops £2 a litre at hundreds of Scottish forecourts
Hundreds of Scottish forecourts now charge over £2 a litre for diesel, with experts warning there is no end in sight to rising fuel prices.
Wales pays millions for tram-trains that still can't be used
Transport for Wales has paused use of its new class 398 tram-trains after software issues were identified during passenger testing, delaying their full rollout.
Aberdeen's Monsoona crowned 'best Indian restaurant in UK'
Aberdeen's Monsoona, a health-conscious Indian restaurant, has been named among the best in the UK, winning multiple awards and earning top TripAdvisor ratings.
M&S Dog Treat Hamper £20 for £4.67 in Cashback Deal
Marks and Spencer's Top Dog Letterbox Gift costs £20 but can be bought for £4.67 through a TopCashback sign-up bonus and cashback offer for new members.
Mayfair club shut after 'weapon brandished' outside
Mayfair members' club Maison Estelle has its licence suspended after a weapon was allegedly brandished outside, prompting a full review within 28 days.
Welsh councillor pay could rise 3% to £21,676
Welsh councillors could see salaries rise by 3% to £21,676 under draft proposals from the Democracy and Boundary Commission Cymru, which is consulting until 17 December.
Five Greater Manchester towns to get new regeneration corporations
Mayor Bev Craig and GMCA approve new mayoral development corporations for Oldham, Bolton, Middleton, Ashton and Stalybridge, aiming to fast-track major regeneration projects.
Designers Guild enters administration, 93 jobs at risk (26.09.2026)
Designers Guild Limited has entered administration after 56 years of trading, with 93 jobs at risk and all affected employees expected to face redundancy.
Durham restaurant Notch Americano to close in November
Notch Americano on Elvet Bridge, Durham, will close on November 1, citing cost of living, energy bills and ingredient costs as pressures on hospitality.
DWP confirms free bus pass time change for passengers in England
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed time restrictions on concessionary bus passes in England will be lifted from April 2027, allowing disabled passengers to travel free all day, every day.
State pensioners set for £250.70 weekly payments
State pensioners could receive up to £250.70 per week from next April if the 3.9% average wage growth figure is used for the triple lock increase.
Everton home shirt reduced to £44 in flash sale
Everton's 2026/27 home shirt can be bought for £44, down from £80, by stacking a flash sale code with a TopCashback welcome bonus before Sunday.
Edinburgh Express returns with premium dining for 2026
The Edinburgh Express charter train returns on November 7, 2026, from Weardale to Edinburgh, introducing Premium Dining for the first time.
Brits warned over 'most expensive mistake' with pension lump sums
AJ Bell warns early tax-free pension cash withdrawals could cost savers tens of thousands of pounds, with £14bn excess taken in 2025 amid Budget fears.
Lidl £17.99 Heated Underblanket vs £50 Argos Rival
Lidl launches SENSIPLAST Heated Underblanket at £19.99 (£17.99 for Lidl Plus members) from October 1, undercutting similar Currys and Argos models.
M&S Christmas 2026: 11 festive foods set to be a hit
M&S unveils its 2026 Christmas range with 900 items. Here are 11 standout products, from a Passion Fruit Yule Log to Merry Malt Balls, expected to be bestsellers.
Boots' £302 K-Beauty advent calendar drops for under £90
Boots has launched the StyleKorean 24 Days K-Beauty Advent Calendar, priced at £89.90 but worth over £302. It contains 26 skincare, haircare and makeup items, working out at £3.45 each.
Over-50s urged to check for £13,620 average lost pension
People aged 55 to 75 could have an average of £13,620 in lost pension savings, with £31.1bn sitting unclaimed across the UK, new research shows.
British Gas customers given automatic £106 with payment change
British Gas customers can save around £106 per year automatically by switching to paying energy bills by Direct Debit, giving access to lower unit rates.
Brits urged to act as one thing could be quietly destroying credit score
Nearly seven million Brits face financial trouble after a breakup, as experts warn an ex's bad credit can still drag down your score unless you apply for a notice of disassociation.
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