Santander Axes 140 UK Jobs in Branch Shake Up
Santander to close 140 UK branches, putting over 1,200 jobs at risk, as digital banking reduces footfall.
Santander to close 140 UK branches, putting over 1,200 jobs at risk, as digital banking reduces footfall.
A class action against eight major UK housebuilders could net new-build buyers £3,100-£6,200 each over alleged price-fixing, with total compensation reaching £4.5 billion.
The Timms Review into PIP is due by autumn 2026, with potential eligibility changes as early as April 2027. Minor changes could be made via regulations, but major reforms require more time.
City grandees warn Rachel Reeves that slashing banking red tape could increase risks and do little to help households, opposing removal of post-2008 ringfencing rules.
Nearly 1.7 million older people receive Attendance Allowance, worth up to £114.60 weekly. Pensioners with conditions like arthritis or dementia may qualify for £458 monthly.
Jet2 offers passengers a £5 saving on champagne if they pre-order before their flight. The airline also reminds customers that bringing own alcohol onboard is prohibited.
GTA 6 has reportedly generated over $1 billion in pre-orders within the first hour of availability, according to analyst Anthony Palomba, positioning it to break records set by GTA 5.
Waitrose officially confirms the correct pronunciation is 'Wait-Rose', derived from founders' surnames Waite and Rose, not the common 'Way-trose'. The revelation comes from a TikTok creator who contacted the supermarket.
Savers deposited £3.1 billion into Cash ISAs in May, following £12 billion in April, ahead of the April 2027 allowance cut from £20,000 to £12,000 for adults aged 18-64.
Savers deposited £3.1bn in Cash ISAs in May as households rush to beat the April 2027 allowance cut from £20,000 to £12,000, with experts warning of unintended consequences.
Savers poured £3.1bn into Cash ISAs in May, following a £12bn surge in April, as households scramble to beat the HMRC allowance cut from £20,000 to £12,000 due in April 2027.
Dawna Bird, 66, from Derby, fraudulently claimed over £14,000 in PIP while living in Greece for more than 1,000 days. She received a suspended prison sentence.
Wirral Council has cancelled 459 Blue Badges issued to deceased holders, saving over £363,000 and freeing up parking spaces for genuine users.
A former church site in Salford, now a fly-tipping hotspot, may be transformed into 60 social rent apartments under plans by Westshield and ForLiving.
Lloyds Bank increases business account maintenance fee from £8.50 to £10 per month, costing an extra £18 annually. Cheque and cash withdrawal fees also rise, while electronic payment fees are scrapped.
Today is the final chance to submit meter readings before the Ofgem energy price cap rises on July 1. Photographing your meter ensures June usage is charged at the lower rate, potentially saving money.
Arsenal's bid to sign Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott has been rebuffed, as the Cherries insist the 22-year-old is not for sale. The Gunners also target Newcastle duo Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali.
Santander has emailed customers about a £100 lump sum investment opportunity via a Stocks and Shares ISA, with warnings that money can go down as well as up.
Sasha Goreshtein, 38, chose to have a second child with her on-off partner to ensure her son Zayn, 3, had a full sibling rather than stepsiblings, despite relationship uncertainty.
Older state pensioners will receive up to £739.60 every four weeks from the DWP in July, following a 4.8% triple lock increase based on average wage growth.
Conservative MP Joy Morrissey calls for means-testing PIP as costs rise £5bn, but Sir Stephen Timms confirms no plans to change non-means-tested status.
Household energy prices will remain high this winter as a £221 increase takes effect. The price cap is forecast to fall only 0.5% in October, with typical bills around £1,849, amid geopolitical instability.
Today, June 30, is the final day to submit meter readings before the Ofgem energy price cap rises on July 1, potentially saving households from higher charges for June usage.
DWP warned PIP spending unsustainable as 4 million claimants in England and Wales spark debate over welfare affordability and system reform.
Santander appoints Nicola Bannister as TSB CEO ahead of £2.9bn merger, succeeding Marc Armengol.
Tory MP Joy Morrissey calls for PIP means-testing as costs rise; Minister Sir Stephen Timms says no plans to change non-means-tested principle.
A groom-to-be's stag weekend in Prague was ruined after easyJet cancelled their flight from Gatwick due to crew shortages, leaving half the group stranded in the UK.
Liverpool suffer another transfer setback as Maghnes Akliouche prefers PSG; Andoni Iraola warned to optimize Florian Wirtz's position after a difficult debut season.
Manuel Ugarte's ACL injury forces Manchester United to reconsider transfer plans. The club may need to sign a third midfielder despite budget constraints, with the loan market a possible option.
Manuel Ugarte's World Cup ACL injury triggers FIFA compensation of £6.5m for Man Utd. Meanwhile, Juan Mata becomes a shareholder at Melbourne Victory.