Sunderland Tower Blocks: Major Energy Efficiency Works Planned
Gentoo Group plans to replace windows and improve energy efficiency at two Roker tower blocks to resolve thermal performance issues and make homes warmer.
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Joe Browns floral trousers reduced to £16 in sale
Joe Browns' floral wide leg trousers, usually £50, are now £16 in the summer sale. All sizes in stock, with matching top available.
Sunderland Approves 24-Bed Apart-Hotel at Victoria House
Sunderland City Council has approved plans to convert Victoria House near Mowbray Park into a 24-bed apart-hotel, with stays of between two and 28 nights and a digital check-in system overseen by operator Comfy Nooks Ltd.
BA attendant restrains drunk passenger at Heathrow
A British Airways flight attendant restrained a drunken passenger on a Heathrow to Las Vegas flight, forcing take-off to be aborted. The passenger was arrested by police.
Boarded-up manor house on market for £600,000
A boarded-up manor house in Aughton, with no mains gas or drains, is listed at £600,000, offering restoration potential.
Lawyer explains rights if neighbour uses your bin
A lawyer reveals legal rights if a neighbour repeatedly uses your bin, noting repeated behaviour may be unreasonable interference, and advises speaking to them first.
Chef Reveals Exact Salt Amount for Perfect Pasta Water
A chef reveals the simple rule for salting pasta water: aim for 'mild seawater' taste, roughly a fistful of salt per five litres.
£1.5m County Durham road funding for pothole repairs
Durham County Council invests £1.5m over three years in preventative road repairs, hailed as a 'game changer' for the county's roads.
EastEnders: Nicola's family arrival sparks new fears
Nicola Mitchell faces mounting pressure in EastEnders as her estranged family, including sister Gemma, arrives in Walford, threatening to unravel her life.
Little-known £3,000 rule to avoid inheritance tax
Britons can legally reduce Inheritance Tax bills using a £3,000 annual gift exemption, plus other HMRC allowances, to pass on wealth tax-free.
Premier Inn pulls out of Liverpool waterfront hotel project
Premier Inn's parent company Whitbread confirms it is no longer attached to the proposed hotel at the former Kingston House site on Liverpool's Strand, leaving the future of the derelict plot uncertain.
UK village dubbed 'world's most beautiful' rakes in £45k from parking fines
Bibury, a Cotswolds village named world's most beautiful, earns £45k yearly from parking fines amid over-tourism complaints.
UK economy set for another quarter of growth, say economists
The UK economy is expected to have grown 0.4% in the second quarter, showing resilience despite the Iran war and political uncertainty, but some sectors face pressure.
Universal Credit health element cut for four groups
Universal Credit's health element changed in April, with four groups now receiving around half the previous rate, £206 less monthly.
Fence dispute: neighbour demands move over view
A woman installed a fence for her dog's safety, but her neighbour demanded it be moved, claiming it blocked her view. The homeowner refused, sparking a dispute.
B&M's £8 Animal Print Storage Unit Impresses Shoppers
B&M sells an £8 Animal Print Two Tier Storage Unit, ideal for makeup, toiletries, and skincare, with space-saving design for vanities or bedside tables.
Savers Urged to Avoid Panic Ahead of Autumn Budget
AJ Bell warns panic withdrawals ahead of the Autumn Budget could cost savers, urging practical steps instead. Cash ISA allowance set to fall to £12,000.
Greater Manchester Development Plans: Homes, Demolitions
Hundreds of new homes, a landmark demolition, and other major developments are proposed across Greater Manchester boroughs, from Ashton to Wigan.
Bristol Airport back to normal after runway closure chaos
Bristol Airport resumes normal operations after a 14-hour runway closure caused flight cancellations and diversions, leaving passengers stranded.
Tortilla chips taste test: Aldi beats M&S, matches Doritos
A taste test of own-brand tortilla chips from M&S, Aldi, Tesco, and Sainsbury's against Doritos Cool Original found Aldi's version nearly as good, while M&S's lacked flavor.
Mercedes-AMG Drivers Sue Over Logo Burns
Two Mercedes-AMG drivers sue, claiming hot metallic seat logos caused burns. They seek compensation and removal of logos.
Stop milk going off for weeks by adding 1 kitchen ingredient
Adding a pinch of salt to fresh milk can extend its shelf life by inhibiting bacterial growth, keeping it fresh for longer without curdling.
Inside Liverpool Home With Stunning Cathedral Views
Vincent O'Neill bought 10 Percy Street in 1974 when friends thought he was mad. Now it's one of Liverpool's most coveted homes, with views of the cathedral.
61 Eye and Ear Conditions Qualify for £778 Monthly DWP Payment
Up to £778 monthly PIP available for 61 eye and ear conditions. Check eligibility and rates for daily living and mobility components.
DWP letter deadline could stop £194.60 a week DLA payment
Families receiving DLA for children turning 16 must act on a DWP letter to switch to PIP, or risk losing up to £194.60 a week. The deadline is crucial.
Fantastic Northumberland Farm Retreat for Large Groups
Milkers Byre, a 'fantastic' Northumberland farm retreat for up to 14 guests, earns praise for its gorgeous scenery, peaceful location, and hot tub.
Tourist Bus Overturns in Norway, 4 Hospitalized
Four people were hospitalized after a tourist bus carrying 34 Germans overturned in central Norway, with emergency services responding to the crash on the E6 highway.
Warning on Multiple Pension Pots: Key Checks Needed
Consolidating pensions can cut fees and simplify savings, but not all pensions should be transferred. Some may lose valuable guarantees. Check before moving.
New School Uniform Rules Could Cut Your Costs
New rules limit compulsory branded uniform to 3 items, potentially reducing costs. Check your school's policy, shop around, and ask about second-hand options.
HMRC warns Scots of August 31 Child Benefit deadline
HMRC alerts Scottish Child Benefit claimants to update claims by August 31 for SQA results, potentially losing up to £1,406 a year.
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