Legal rights if neighbour's car alarm won't stop
If a neighbour's car alarm sounds all day and night, you may have legal options. Councils can investigate persistent noise and issue abatement notices under UK law.
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Bolton installs 34 new signs to boost walking and cycling
Bolton council has installed 34 new signs around the town centre to help people navigate and promote walking, cycling and wheeling, aiming to improve health and reduce traffic.
Home Bargains 'do not eat' warning as crisps and chocolates recalled
Latest FSA recalls include Lay's crisps, Doritos, and chocolates due to undeclared allergens. Shoppers urged to check cupboards.
Morrisons drops to third cheapest after price cuts
Morrisons, after two price cuts, now ranks joint third cheapest for a basket of essentials, behind Lidl and Aldi, according to a weekly price comparison.
Tesco's £7.50 Burger Kit: A BBQ Alternative
Tesco's new Finest Dine In British Beef Cheeseburger Kit offers a convenient BBQ alternative at £7.50, with all ingredients for two quarter pounders, plus a meal deal option.
M&S £48 Satin Slip Dress Is a Year-Round Wardrobe Staple
M&S shoppers are raving about the £48 Satin Cowl Neck Lace Insert Midi Slip Dress, a versatile piece that can be styled for every season, from summer weddings to winter layers.
750k homeowners face £170 monthly mortgage hike
Around 750,000 UK homeowners with sub-3% mortgage deals face average £170 monthly payment rises as fixes end, with 5 million affected by 2028.
14-day cooling off rule: UK shoppers' rights guide
UK shoppers have a 14-day cooling off period for online purchases, but exceptions apply. Consumer expert Martyn James explains the rules.
Burnham government set to boost State Pension by £540
Andy Burnham's government is set to raise the State Pension by £540 next year under the triple lock, driven by earnings growth.
DWP to revoke driving licences of benefit fraudsters from October
From October, the DWP can revoke driving licences for benefit fraud debts over £1,000, with bans up to 2 years, under the PAFER Act 2025.
Back Conditions Qualifying for PIP Benefits in Wales
The most common back conditions qualifying for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in Wales include sciatica, slipped discs, and spinal stenosis, with success rates varying by condition.
Skechers trainers slashed to £32 in deal ending today
Amazon has cut the price of Skechers Women's Glide-Step At Ease Slip-in trainers to £32.10, a 57% discount, in a deal ending today, August 8.
Woman finds love after ditching dating apps for SABSing
Lara Caine, 46, from Ashford, found love with husband Lewis after deleting dating apps and embracing SABSing, meeting naturally in person.
Kerridge: hospitality will die without VAT cut
Tom Kerridge renews calls to slash hospitality VAT, warning 21 venues close weekly, as 300,000 sign petition.
Never Ignore This MOT Advisory, Experts Warn
Experts urge drivers to act immediately on tyre tread advisories from MOT tests, citing safety risks and potential fines.
Save £59 on Zara Tindall's bag in Fairfax & Favor sale
Fairfax & Favor's summer sale offers up to 30% off, including the Loxley crossbody bag worn by Zara Tindall, saving £59. Shop top picks now.
Floral Crinkle Blouse Under £30 with Roman Discount Code
Roman's Floral Crinkle Blouse, praised as 'very summery' and 'brightens any outfit', is now under £30 with code LUXE, saving 10% on new season pieces.
UK rules on when noisy building work can start explained
Noisy building work is typically allowed from 8am to 6pm on weekdays and 8am to 1pm on Saturdays, with restrictions on Sundays and Bank Holidays, but local councils can vary these hours.
Newcastle mum won £2.7m but kept stacking shelves at M&S
Elaine Thompson won £2.7m on the lottery in 1995 but continued working night shifts at M&S because she 'loved work' and couldn't stay at home.
Netflix Crime Drama Collateral Praised as Binge-Worthy
Fans say Netflix's Collateral is more engaging than Luther and The Fall, with gripping storylines and standout performances from Carey Mulligan and Billie Piper.
UK construction noise rules: when can builders start work?
In the UK, noisy building work is typically allowed from 8am to 6pm on weekdays and 8am to 1pm on Saturdays, but local councils set specific rules.
Philips shaver with 'best shave ever' reviews now £44.99
The Philips Electric Shaver Series 3000X, praised for giving 'the best shave ever', is now £44.99 at Amazon, down from £54.99, in a deal ending Sunday.
Roman's 'cool and comfy' trousers 'look smart' and 'give freedom'
Roman's Stripe Tie Waist Pocket Trouser, praised for comfort and style, is now available for £22.50 for new customers using code AFRPLC25Q226.
Tesco adds 8 new wines to Finest range
Tesco has announced eight new wines joining its Finest range, including lesser-known grape varieties like Xinomavro and Fleurie, responding to growing customer demand for new styles.
Universal Credit claimants urged to check for extra £217
Universal Credit claimants may be entitled to an extra £217.26 monthly payment if they meet new eligibility rules for the lower LCWRA element introduced in April 2026.
Next Rechargeable Table Lamp Wins Fans With Wireless Design
Next's £38 White Terrazzo Rechargeable Touch Wireless Table Lamp is a hit for its cable-free design, offering flexible placement and a sleek look, with shoppers praising its style and battery life.
Dunelm bedding set for 72p with TopCashback deal
Shoppers can get a Dunelm bedding set for as little as 72p thanks to a TopCashback bonus for new members, with the Catherine Lansfield set costing £16 normally.
Dunelm's £40 lamp 'finishes a room off perfectly'
Dunelm's £40 Industrial Table Lamp, rated 4.8/5, adds warmth to dark spaces with a stylish design that shoppers say looks expensive.
Philips Shaver Praised for Close, Comfortable Shave
Philips Electric Shaver Series 3000X, rated 4.5/5 from 5,400+ reviews, is praised for a close, comfortable shave. Now £44.99 on Amazon, down from £54.99.
Historic Plumstead pub could become nine homes
A derelict 19th-century pub in Plumstead may be converted into nine homes, with the applicant citing no viable future for the pub. This is the fourth application in five years.
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