Community Unites to Prevent River Tyne Tragedy Repeat
After three teenage boys drowned in the River Tyne at Prudhoe between 2022 and 2024, the community has installed safety equipment and holds annual water safety days to prevent further tragedies.
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Top Summer Family Activities in West Wales
Discover the best family-friendly summer activities in Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, and Ceredigion, from wildlife encounters and watersports to festivals and historic sites.
Dirty Indian takeaway with electrocution risk gets 1/5 score
Seaside Tandoori in Redcar received a food hygiene rating of 1 out of 5 after inspectors found 'high electrocution risk', dirty conditions, and cross-contamination hazards.
Gardeners Urged to Plant Two Drought-Tolerant Flowers Before July End
Gardening experts recommend planting verbena and pelargoniums before July ends as they are drought-tolerant and thrive in hot conditions, requiring little maintenance.
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Washing Up Liquid for Shower Cleaning: Expert Advice
Households can use washing up liquid to clean shower screens effectively, say experts. Mix one tablespoon with 10 litres of water for a streak-free shine, saving money and avoiding harsh chemicals.
Harvest Arrives Three Weeks Earlier in Lincolnshire
Harvest in Lincolnshire starts three weeks earlier than 20 years ago, with winter barley first amid heatwaves and climate challenges.
Norway's 2007 Rule Change Fueled World Cup Success
Norway's 2007 NIF rule change eliminated pressure on children to specialize early, fostering multi-sport participation and producing stars like Haaland, leading to World Cup success.
Overseed Your Lawn in July to Eliminate Weeds and Thicken Grass
Overseeding in July thickens lawns and suppresses weeds naturally, according to The Grass People. This simple task makes grass denser, shading soil and reducing weed growth without harmful chemicals.
Hydrangeas Survive Summer With One Simple Trick
Experts reveal that mulching with wood chips or straw is the key to preventing dried-out, brown leaves on hydrangeas during summer heatwaves.
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Disco Ball Hack Keeps Wasps Away from Garden
Hanging a disco ball in your garden can deter wasps without chemicals. The reflective surfaces scatter sunlight, confusing insects. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fire risk.
Gardners Told to Use Dish Soap to Kill Lawn Moss
Garden experts recommend a homemade mix of dish soap and water to kill lawn moss without harsh chemicals, offering an eco-friendly alternative to commercial products.
Longleat Celebrates First Capybara Pups Born in Park
Longleat Safari Park celebrates its first-ever capybara births as its only pair, Mildred and Bart, welcome two pups. The newborns weigh around 1kg, can swim within hours, and are settling in a nursery with a private pool.
Coffee Grounds on Windowsills: Natural Pest Repellent Tip
Households are urged to place bowls of used coffee grounds on windowsills before summer ends. The natural method repels insects and absorbs odours effectively.
£1.17 Mint Plant Repels Flies from Your Home This Summer
A £1.17 mint plant from Asda can repel all flies from entering your home during hot summer weather, offering a natural, non-lethal alternative to swatting or pesticides.
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Greek Mum's Secret Step for Creamier Tzatziki Revealed
Food writer Georgina Hayden shares her mother's authentic Greek tzatziki recipe, revealing the crucial step of straining yoghurt for at least 15 minutes to achieve a creamier, thicker dip.
Greek Mum's Secret for Creamier Tzatziki Dip
Straining yogurt with salt for at least 15 minutes is the key step for ultra-creamy tzatziki, according to Greek food writer Georgina Hayden's family recipe.
Coffee Grounds on Windowsills: Natural Pest Repellent for Welsh Homes
Welsh households are urged to place bowls of used coffee grounds on windowsills to repel pests like mosquitoes and spiders, thanks to the strong scent that deters insects naturally.
Hang CDs in Garden This July to Protect Crops, Experts Urge
Gardeners are urged to hang old CDs or DVDs in their gardens this July to protect fruit and vegetable crops from birds like pigeons, as the reflecting light startles them away.
Jacket Potatoes: Swap Butter for Pesto and Burrata
Recipe developer urges Brits to replace butter with pesto and burrata for a superior jacket potato. Simple method yields a vibrant, creamy twist on the classic dish.
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Swap Mayo for Avocado in Egg Sandwiches for Creamier Taste
Food experts say swapping mayonnaise for avocado in egg sandwiches creates a creamier, healthier filling. Avocado's healthy fats provide a rich texture without saturated fats.
Worcestershire Sauce Makes Baked Beans Taste Better
Adding Worcestershire sauce to baked beans while cooking cuts sweetness, enhances tomato flavour, and adds savoury depth. Easy upgrade for beans on toast.
Starlight Charity Wins £86k F1 Community Award at British GP
Starlight Children's Foundation received £86,000 from Allwyn after winning the F1 Allwyn Global Community Award at the British Grand Prix, funding a new Health Play Practice Educator role to train 1,000 professionals.
Mont Blanc Coffee: Viral Iced Coffee Trend from Australia
The Mont Blanc is a viral iced coffee from Melbourne, Australia, featuring cold brew or espresso topped with whipped cream layered with honey and orange juice, dusted with orange zest and nutmeg.
12 Emergency Throwlines Installed for Water Safety in North Tyneside
North Tyneside Council has installed 12 emergency throwlines at inland open water sites, providing permanent access to life-saving equipment and water safety information in partnership with Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service.
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Stop fruit flies with 1p coin trick that 'works every time'
Place a 1p coin in your fruit bowl to deter fruit flies this summer, says DIY expert Glen Peskett. The copper may help, but cleanliness is key.
Steady Rolling Man Wins UK's Best Beer 2026 Award
Steady Rolling Man from Cheltenham's Deya brewery has been named the UK's best beer for 2026, topping the annual We Are Beer rankings with its fruity hop flavours and balanced bitterness.
Mewslade Bay: Gower’s Hidden Gem That Disappears at High Tide
Mewslade Bay on Gower is a secluded, rugged beach that only appears at low tide, offering rock pools, caves, and a peaceful escape from crowds, but no lifeguard or facilities.
Isle of Harris Among Quietest UK Summer Holiday Spots
The Isle of Harris in Scotland ranks 6th in Solmar Villas' list of the quietest summer holiday spots, offering crowd-free beaches and dramatic landscapes with a population of just 20,500.
Avoid This 1 Mistake to Keep Hydrangeas Alive in Summer
Hydrangeas risk dying in summer heat if gardeners fail to mulch. Experts say bare soil cooks roots, causing leaf curl and fewer blooms. Mulch 2-3 inches deep to protect.
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Chaunsa Mango: Vitamin C-Rich 'King of Fruits' Tastes Like Honey
Chaunsa mangoes, or honey mangoes, are a little-known Pakistani fruit with 'incredible sweetness' and immune-boosting Vitamin C, providing 80% of daily needs per fruit.
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