1991 Seat Belt Law Could Change: Points Proposed
A government consultation could see drivers get penalty points for not wearing a seat belt, a major shift from the 1991 law. Have your say on the proposed change.
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TV Licence detector vans could lead to £1,000 fines
Households across the Midlands are warned as TV Licensing deploys detection vans. With the fee set to rise, evaders face prosecution and fines of up to £1,000. Check if you need a licence.
Thousands could have licence points scrapped after review
An expert-led review is launched after thousands were wrongly caught speeding due to a camera anomaly. Find out if you're affected and what happens next.
Tesco shoppers have weeks to earn £50 in Clubcard points
Millions of Tesco Clubcard holders can earn up to £50 in extra loyalty points by completing personalised shopping challenges. The offer ends on February 23. Act now to boost your points.
Tesco Clubcard points triple at ASK Italian, Zizzi & more
Tesco Clubcard members can now triple their voucher value at restaurants like ASK Italian, Zizzi, and Las Iguanas. Discover how to get £30 from a £10 voucher.
Drivers warned over brake checking tailgaters
Motoring experts reveal drivers who brake check tailgaters could face fines and penalty points. Learn the legal risks and safer alternatives to stay protected.
Staddons Garage Applies for Alcohol Licence in Budleigh
Market Street Service Station Ltd applies to sell alcohol from 6am to 10pm daily at Staddons Garage. Residents have until Jan 28, 2026 to submit comments to East Devon Council.
Staddons Garage Applies for Off-Licence in Budleigh Salterton
Market Street Service Station Ltd applies to sell alcohol at Staddons Garage. Residents have until Jan 28, 2026 to submit representations to East Devon District Council.
Operator Licence Bid for Stonebury Farm Site
East Herts Surfacing Limited applies to run up to 3 lorries from a Buntingford yard. Residents have 21 days to submit representations to the Traffic Commissioner.
Staddons Garage Applies for Off-Licence in Budleigh Salterton
Market Street Service Station Ltd has applied to sell alcohol from 6am to 10pm daily at Staddons Garage on Budleigh Salterton's High Street. Residents have until January 28, 2026, to submit representations.
Tesco Clubcard scheme offers up to £50 in extra points
Tesco has relaunched its Clubcard Challenges, offering loyalty members the chance to earn up to £50 in extra points by meeting spending targets. The scheme runs for six weeks.
Mama Rumba Seeks Late-Night Alcohol Licence in Plymouth
Barbican Restaurants Ltd has applied to sell alcohol from 8am to 1am daily at Mama Rumba on Plymouth's Barbican. Residents have 28 days to submit representations.
DVLA £1,000 fine warning for digital driving licence
UK drivers must update DVLA details or face a £1,000 fine ahead of the 2026 digital driving licence rollout. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander hails the change as a 'game changer' for ID.
Free BBC TV Licence for Over-75s on Pension Credit
State pensioners aged 75+ receiving Pension Credit can secure a free TV licence, saving £174.50. Learn how to apply in 16 minutes before the April price hike.
Labour drops free TV licence plan for DWP claimants
The Labour government has shelved plans to give free TV licences to benefit claimants. Find out why the policy was dropped and what it means for the licence fee.
Amex £600 Bonus Points Offer for UK Customers
American Express unveils limited-time Platinum and Gold Card sign-up offers worth up to £600 in points and travel credit for UK customers. Apply by January 13, 2026.
DVLA wants new powers to seize vehicles
The UK government proposes a crackdown on 'ghost plates' with new seizure powers and penalty points. Public consultation open until 31 March 2026.
Birmingham Traveller site plan delayed again
Birmingham's pilot scheme for negotiated Traveller stopping points faces further delays, missing its June and October start dates. Councillors slam the 'glacial pace' of progress. Read the latest.
Amex £600 Bonus Points Offer: Eligibility Explained
American Express has launched new limited-time offers on Platinum and Gold Cards, allowing customers to earn up to £600 in points and travel credit. Find out if you're eligible before the January 2026 deadline.
Mandatory driving test for revoked licences in Guernsey
Guernsey motorists who have their licence revoked must now retake their driving test. The law change, approved by the States, updates legislation for hazardous and drug driving offences.
Birmingham scraps 40mph limits for new 30mph zones
Birmingham City Council lowers speed limits from 40mph to 30mph across the city in a major road safety crackdown. Police enforce new rules to cut collisions.
Sainsbury's Energy scheme offers £1,500 in vouchers
Sainsbury's Energy customers can earn up to £1,500 in high street vouchers by referring friends. The scheme offers £30 per successful switch to over 100 retailers.
Drivers Risk £1,000 Fine for Wearing Winter Gloves
UK motorists are being warned that wearing gloves while driving this winter could lead to a £1,000 fine and penalty points for creating 'unnecessary danger'.
Drivers pay extra for same DVLA licence update
Motorists renewing their driving licence at the Post Office face a 50% surcharge compared to the online fee. Learn how to avoid the extra cost and a potential £1000 fine.
Five Major Universal Credit Changes Confirmed for 2026
Major Universal Credit reforms for 2026 will leave many families hundreds of pounds better off, but bring tougher rules for others. Get the full details here.
Seven Universal Credit changes coming in 2026
Key DWP Universal Credit changes for 2026 include a 6.2% allowance rise, a halved sickness payment for new claimants, and the scrapping of the two-child limit. Learn what action you need to take.
Wolverhampton Lidl alcohol licence hearing on Jan 8
A council hearing on 8 January will decide if a new Lidl in Wolverhampton gets an alcohol licence, amid police and public health concerns over high-strength sales. Read the latest.
EV Charging Point Growth Slows to Decade Low
The rollout of public EV chargers in the UK has hit its slowest pace in ten years, with growth falling below 20% in 2025. Experts blame rising costs and a new pay-per-mile tax. Read the full analysis.
EV Charger Postcode Lottery Risks Leaving Millions Behind
New data reveals a stark regional divide in UK EV charger availability, making the switch to electric cars 'impossible' for many. Experts demand a national strategy to end the inequality.
New MOT Ban Rule for Testers Starts January
The DVSA is introducing strict new rules from January 9, barring MOT testers and managers from holding roles for 2 or 5 years following disciplinary action. Learn the key details and how to respond.
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