First Look Inside Stockport's Weir Mill Development
Weir Mill in Stockport opens to the public on August 22, featuring 253 apartments, a UK-first wine bar, and riverside dining, aiming to rival Manchester's Kampus.
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Neighbour's security lights: your legal rights explained
UK homeowners have legal rights under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 if a neighbour's security light causes a statutory nuisance. Councils must investigate complaints about artificial light that unreasonably interferes with enjoyment of a property
£32 Bridesmaid Beauty Box Worth £105 at LookFantastic
LookFantastic's Bridesmaid Edit beauty box, worth £105, is on sale for £32 and includes satin eye mask, lip liner, perfume, and more.
London's Biggest McDonald's to Open 24 Hours
London's largest McDonald's in Leicester Square has been granted permission to operate 24/7, despite police objections, with conditions on security and cleanliness.
Drivers face 3 points for not wearing seat belts under new rules
Motorists could soon receive three penalty points on their driving licence for not wearing a seat belt, under proposed changes overseen by Andy Burnham.
Automatic £316.70 payments for pensioners from November
Eligible Scottish state pensioners will receive automatic Pension Age Winter Heating Payments from November, worth up to £316.70, to help with winter fuel bills.
HMRC Refund Letters: Who Gets One and How to Claim
Hundreds of thousands in the UK may get P800 letters from HMRC about tax refunds, averaging £473. Learn who's eligible and how to claim online or via the app.
Woman fears 'Summer Winter' name change will harm job prospects
A woman considering legally changing her first name to Summer fears it will look 'ridiculous' with her surname Winter and hurt her job prospects.
Water Street: Liverpool's Hidden Gem for Dining and Luxury
Water Street in Liverpool is home to top restaurants like Mowgli and Gaucho, luxury tailor Signature Bespoke, and new cafés, attracting visitors nationwide.
Historic Wirral pub could become Tesco Express
The historic Black Horse pub in West Kirby could become a Tesco Express under new plans, with locals expressing mixed emotions but welcoming the building's return to use.
Pensioners Face Reduced Payments After Overpayments Error
Pensioners must repay overpayments from Armed Forces pension schemes, with some owing over £100,000. Veterans minister apologises, confirms recovery.
18 Scottish restaurants close as Whitbread cuts 3,800 jobs
Whitbread to close 18 Scottish restaurants in September, part of a plan to save £250m and cut 3,800 jobs across the UK and Ireland.
Veterans Minister Apologises for Pension Overpayments
Veterans minister Calvin Bailey apologises for pension overpayments, as some veterans face repaying over £100,000 due to historical errors in military schemes.
Dunelm Rug Reduced by £143 Wins Rave Reviews
Dunelm's Edited Life Diamond Tufted Washable Rug is now up to £142.50, with shoppers praising its design and washability.
Airport Currency Exchange: A Costly Mistake for Brits
British tourists are warned that buying holiday money at the airport is a costly mistake. Experts advise comparing rates beforehand to save money.
Pensioners Claim £4,000 HMRC Refunds as £50m Repaid
HMRC repaid over £50m to pension savers in Q2, with average refunds around £4,000, as thousands are urged to check for overpaid tax on flexible withdrawals.
Toblerone and Biscoff Launch Dreamy Diamond Truffles
Toblerone has teamed up with Biscoff to launch new Diamond Truffles, featuring a caramelised biscuit filling, honey and almond nougat. Available at Tesco, Ocado, and Sainsbury's.
Child Benefit: 18 changes to report to HMRC or risk losing it
Parents must notify HMRC of 18 specific changes in circumstances or risk losing Child Benefit. Failure to report could mean missing out on payments or having to repay overpayments.
HMRC confirms £473 payments for 700,000 Brits
HMRC confirms 700,000 Brits may be owed average £473 tax refunds via P800 notices; claims can be made online or via app, with payments in five days.
Workers Spend a Year Eating Lunch at Desks
Brits spend a full year of their working lives eating lunch at their desks, with 180 desk-bound meals annually, Greggs research finds.
66,000 pensioners face year-long wait for PPF increase
66,000 pensioners will wait until 2028 for inflation-linked PPF increases, as campaigners criticize the delay.
Man City 3-1 Atletico: Marmoush stars in Seoul win
Manchester City beat Atletico Madrid 3-1 in Seoul to end their Asia tour with a win, Omar Marmoush scoring twice and Antoine Semenyo providing two assists.
Man plans to retire at 45 with £700k ISA after ditching pension
Sean Leith, 30, from Edinburgh, is aiming to retire at 45 with £700,000 in his ISA, after cutting pension contributions to boost his investment strategy.
Induction Hob Owners Urged to Spend 50p on Magnet Test (09.08.2026)
Households with induction hobs are urged to spend 50p on a fridge magnet to test pan compatibility, preventing energy waste and saving money.
Grandparents Could Claim £7,100 State Pension Boost
Thousands of grandparents may be missing out on over £7,100 in State Pension via Specified Adult Childcare Credits, a little-known HMRC scheme.
Dragons' Den star in Cape Town neighbour row
Steven Bartlett faces neighbour backlash in Cape Town after renovating his £8.5m property, with locals blaming foreign buyers for rising prices.
New Liam Payne Police Photos Show Final Hours
Newly released police files show CCTV images of Liam Payne an hour before his fatal fall in Buenos Aires, revealing his distressed state and alleged drug use.
Dunelm's £17.50 Palermo Holdall Keeps Clothes Crease-Free
Dunelm's Palermo Fold Out Holdall, priced at £17.50, combines a garment carrier and carry bag, keeping clothes crease-free. Shoppers rate it 4.2/5.
HMRC to repay £50M to overtaxed pension savers
HMRC is set to repay over £50 million to pension savers who were overtaxed on flexible withdrawals, with more than 12,500 reclaims processed between April and June 2026.
Ex's Legal Rights on Taking Child to Wales from England
Separated parents may not need permission for some UK trips, but holidays to Scotland or Northern Ireland have different rules. Abroad, consent is crucial without a child arrangements order.
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