DHL Workers at JLR Solihull to Strike Indefinitely Over Pay
Approximately 600 DHL logistics workers and HGV drivers are set to begin indefinite strike action next month, rejecting a three per cent pay offer for 2026 as unacceptable.
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Dunelm Warns of Lower Profits as March Sales Soften
Homeware retailer Dunelm has cautioned that profits will likely hit the lower end of targets after experiencing a broad-based sales slowdown in March, despite a strong start to the quarter.
Quiver Delivery Collapses, 60+ Jobs at Risk
London-based emission-free delivery firm Quiver has entered liquidation, threatening over 60 jobs and disrupting parcel services across the UK and France.
YouTube Zero-Minute Timer Removes Shorts from Feed
YouTube has updated its timer system, allowing users to set a zero-minute limit to completely disable Shorts content, effectively removing it from their platform experience.
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Ryanair Cabin Bags Under £8 in Amazon Sale
Three cabin bags designed to fit Ryanair's strict underseat size limits are available for under £8 each in a limited-time Amazon sale. These budget-friendly options help travelers avoid costly gate fees.
HSBC and Santander Cut Mortgage Rates in Birmingham
HSBC and Santander have reduced mortgage rates for residential and buy-to-let borrowers, with cuts up to 0.3%, but brokers warn of market volatility and advise caution.
Beauty Tech Group Profits Surge After London IPO
Manchester-founded Beauty Tech Group reports stronger-than-expected revenue of £141m, up 39.4%, in its first full year since floating on the London Stock Exchange, driven by global demand for at-home beauty devices.
Premium Subscribers Get 10% Off at TGJones
Premium subscribers can now enjoy a 10% discount on books and stationery at TGJones stores until December 31, 2026. Download the voucher and present it in-store to save on every purchase.
Cornwall Chamber Appoints Interim CEO After Leadership Change
Cornwall Chamber of Commerce has appointed President Toby Parkins as interim chief executive following John Brown's departure after nearly two years in the role.
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Surrey Chambers Hosts Business Events and Policy Briefings
Surrey Chambers of Commerce announces exclusive economic briefings, networking events, and government consultations to support local businesses in strategic planning and growth.
UK Minister Blames Trump for Economic Struggles Amid Growth Data
Business Secretary Peter Kyle suggests Donald Trump's policies and Middle East conflicts are stressing UK economic growth, despite positive GDP figures showing 0.5% expansion.
Designer Perfume Under £30 on Amazon, £102 at Boots
Shoppers can save big on Marc Jacobs Dot perfume, now just £28.74 for 100ml on Amazon compared to £102 at Boots. The sweet, fruity fragrance is perfect for summer.
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Asda and Deliverect Enhance Rapid Delivery Infrastructure
Asda, the UK's third-largest supermarket chain, has strengthened its partnership with technology firm Deliverect to streamline quick-commerce operations across hundreds of Asda Express locations, integrating multiple delivery platforms into a unified syst
State Pensioners Get £855 Refunds as HMRC Reveals £624m Unclaimed
HMRC has disclosed that £624 million in tax refunds went unclaimed last year, with state pensioners among 730,000 taxpayers eligible for an average £855 payment.
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Creo Medical Sells Manufacturing in Management Buyout
Chepstow medical device firm Creo Medical agrees to sell its manufacturing operation to a new company via management buyout, transferring 25 staff as part of efficiency strategy.
Snapchat Parent Company Announces 1,000 Job Cuts
Snap Inc, the parent company of Snapchat, confirms plans to reduce its workforce by 1,000 employees, representing a 16% cut, as part of a cost-saving initiative.
Ninja BN800UK Food Processor: £60 Off, Amazon 'Selling Fast'
Amazon's limited-time offer cuts 30% off the Ninja BN800UK 3-in-1 food processor, reducing it to £139.99. With over 1,000 sales in a month, this deal ends April 28.
UK Retailer Closes All 137 Stores, Vanishes from High Street
The Original Factory Shop has shut its final locations after entering administration, resulting in mass redundancies and the complete disappearance of the chain from UK high streets.
Reeves: Iran War Will Cost Economy Despite GDP Growth
Chancellor Rachel Reeves responds to latest UK GDP figures showing 0.5% growth, warning that the conflict in Iran will have economic consequences while defending government economic strategy.
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PayPal Email Scam: 1p Trick to Drain Bank Accounts
PayPal users are warned about a sophisticated email scam where fraudsters send 1p payments to trick victims into calling fake support numbers and handing over personal information.
Tesco Warns of Profit Risks Amid Middle East Conflict
Tesco reports annual profits of £2.4 billion but cautions that future earnings could decline due to uncertainty from the Middle East conflict, impacting UK households and the economy.
HMRC Tax Shake-Up Costs Business Owners £350 Each
Millions of freelancers and landlords earning over £50,000 must now submit quarterly digital tax updates under HMRC's Making Tax Digital scheme, with initial setup costs estimated at £280–£350 per business.
Veeno Wine Bar Chain Enters Administration Again
Popular Italian wine bar chain Veeno has collapsed into administration for the second time, with its Midlands location currently remaining open as the company undergoes a strategic restructuring.
UK Broadband Among Europe's Cheapest
New research shows the UK has the fifth-cheapest broadband in Northern and Western Europe, with average monthly costs far lower than many global counterparts.
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Shoppers Urged to Claim Free £210 Banking Bonus
Martin Lewis and Money Saving Expert highlight a First Direct switching deal offering £175 cash and a £35 supermarket voucher to new customers meeting specific criteria.
UK Private Rents Stop Rising After Decade of Increases
Private rents across Great Britain have halted their upward trajectory for the first time since 2017, with typical advertised rents outside London holding steady at £1,370 per month in early 2026.
Energy Customers Can Claim £500 Refunds Under Two-Month Rule
Millions of households with British Gas, Octopus, EON, EDF, and Ovo have built up credit in their energy accounts and can request refunds of up to £500 if they exceed two months' worth of payments.
Birmingham's Last City Centre Argos Faces Closure
Staff at the final freestanding Argos branch in Birmingham city centre have been informed it may close by April 2027 due to landlord redevelopment plans on Union Street, with the retailer exploring local relocation options.
Octopus Energy Cuts Social Housing Bills by £200 with New Tariff
Octopus Energy introduces the UK's first green tech tariff, Tenant Power, reducing electricity bills by £200 annually for social housing tenants in Scotland while generating revenue for landlords.
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Birmingham Mum 'Humiliated' by Ryanair Suitcase Charge
A Birmingham mother was forced to pay £55 at Budapest Airport after Ryanair staff said her daughter's Trunki-style suitcase exceeded size limits, despite claiming it matched the airline's policy for children's luggage.
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