Mersey Tunnels designer's former home could become HMO
The former home of the man who designed the Mersey Tunnels could become an HMO under new plans submitted to Liverpool City Council.
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UK Refund Rights: When You Can Demand Cash Back
Consumer expert Jane Hawkes explains UK statutory rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, when retailers must give cash refunds, and the difference between faulty goods and changing your mind.
Free horse racing tickets for 15 UK race days
Claim two free horse racing tickets to 15 themed race meetings across the UK from October to December 2026, with kids going free, courtesy of Arena Racing Company.
Seven Freebies and Discounts for UK Residents at 60
UK residents aged 60 can claim free NHS eye tests, prescriptions, bus passes, and discounts on rail, cinema, swimming, and food shopping.
Noah Woods fundraiser tops £100k with Premier League donation
More than £100,000 raised for Noah Woods' family after the three-year-old's body was found in Brantham, with a £2,000 donation from Ipswich defender Leif Davis.
Best North East caravan and glamping sites for October half-term
Discover 10 top caravan and glamping sites across Northumberland and County Durham for an October half-term staycation, from coastal escapes to eco-camps.
Lloyds Bank to close 23 branches in October - full list
Lloyds Bank will shut 23 branches in October 2026, starting in Rochdale on October 1 and ending in Braintree on October 29, as part of ongoing network reductions.
Waitrose cuts prices on 370 products in £20m push
Waitrose is cutting prices on over 370 everyday products by around 11%, with savings up to 37%, as part of a £20 million investment.
Disneyland Paris Halloween trips cut to £229 in Wowcher deal
Disneyland Paris Halloween Escape breaks are now available from £229 per person through Wowcher, a 25% discount on the original £306 price, including travel, hotel stays, and park tickets.
Burnham government unveils 2027 working from home changes
Andy Burnham's government has announced changes to working from home rules, with employers facing tougher conditions to reject requests under reforms expected in 2027.
Dunelm Star Curtain Lights Charm Shoppers at £16
Dunelm's 156 LED Star Battery Operated Curtain Lights, priced at £16, win praise from shoppers who say they'll 'enchant the grandchildren' this Christmas.
Amazon cuts Gullwing airer to £45 in limited-time deal
The Gullwing Clothes Airer, with 22m of drying space and 20kg capacity, is reduced to £45.04 on Amazon, praised as 'super convenient'.
HSBC Tower to Become 'Swiss Cheese' Building with Holes
Plans submitted to Tower Hamlets Council reveal the 45-storey HSBC Tower in Canary Wharf will be transformed into a mixed-use development with terraces, a hotel, and a rooftop venue.
£180 Air Fryer Now £55 in Deal Shoppers Call 'Perfect'
The Power XL Vortex Pro Cooker, originally £179.99, is now £54.99 on Yimbly with code AUTUMN10. Shoppers praise it as 'perfect' for Christmas cooking, citing energy savings and speed.
China opens 83-mile Pinglu Canal, its £8.1bn Suez answer
China has opened the 83-mile Pinglu Canal, a £8.1bn artificial waterway linking inland regions to the Pacific and reshaping Asian trade routes.
Lower Largo: Scottish Coastal Village with Sea Views and Cosy Pub
Lower Largo in Fife offers dramatic sea views, fascinating history, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a perfect autumn retreat.
Blocked driveway? Solicitors explain your legal options
UK law sets clear limits on what you can do if someone parks on your driveway. Trespass is a civil offence, and taking matters into your own hands could lead to fines or criminal damage charges.
Your legal rights if someone parks on your driveway or blocks your property
Parking on a private driveway is trespass, a civil offence, so police cannot arrest. Legal action is possible but costly for minor incidents.
Driveway Warning: Avoid Costly Patio Mistakes This Autumn
A home maintenance expert warns UK households against rushing patio and driveway work in wet or freezing conditions, which could lead to costly problems before Christmas.
Manchester Airport flights delayed after runway hole
Flights at Manchester Airport face widespread disruption after reports of a hole in the runway, with departures delayed by over an hour.
UK's new working from home rules explained as Burnham makes changes
Andy Burnham's government has published new guidelines designed to better protect people who want to work from home, with employers required to properly consider requests.
Homeowners save up to £300 with free bill management service
A free AI-powered service called Nous helps households save up to £300 a year on energy bills by managing their bills, with one user calling it 'like having a PA for house bills'.
UK Tightens Rules on Flexible Work Request Rejections
The UK government has announced plans to make it harder for employers to reject flexible working requests, with businesses required to properly consider and explain any refusal.
Tourists slam Ben Nevis over lack of pub, Wi-Fi and toilets
Visitors have left scathing Tripadvisor reviews for Ben Nevis, complaining about the lack of pubs, cafes, toilets and Wi-Fi at the summit of the UK's highest mountain.
Burnham's new work from home rules: your legal rights explained
Andy Burnham's government will make it tougher for employers to reject work-from-home requests. Employees must have requests properly considered. Here are your legal rights.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe: UK 'on the slide', no confidence in country
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he has 'no confidence in the UK' and the country is 'on the slide', citing high taxes and immigration.
£16m Quayside revamp begins 'new era' for Salford centre
Work has started on a £16m transformation of Salford's Quayside shopping centre, formerly the Lowry Outlet, with a new GoKarting track and bowling alley planned.
Tesco most expensive supermarket for eighth week
Tesco has been the priciest supermarket for a basket of essentials for eight consecutive weeks, with a total of £13.36.
Liverpool told to pay £130m for Rayan; Iraola returns to Bournemouth
Liverpool must pay Rayan's £130m release clause to sign the Bournemouth star, with no favours for Andoni Iraola, who returns to the Vitality Stadium on Sunday.
Pay rise could boost pension by £50,000
Workers who add just 2% more of their salary to their pension from age 30 could build an extra £50,000 pot by retirement, Standard Life research shows.
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