UK travellers with pre-Brexit burgundy passports are being urged to verify their documents' validity, as many countries require six months' remaining validity for entry, with specific EU rules post-Brexit.
Shoppers are raving about Next's affordable £36 jersey jumpsuit, available in black and khaki, with sizes 6-24 and tall/petite options. The garment boasts a 4.5-star rating for its flattering look and quality material.
Poundland confirms its Two Saints Retail Park store in Ormskirk will shut at the end of March, with a clearance sale offering up to 40% off items. The closure follows several other UK store shutdowns as part of the company's restructuring plan.
KAYAK's latest report highlights a 28% surge in pet-friendly hotel searches, showcasing top UK destinations like Keswick for relaxed dog-friendly holidays.
Bonmarche, a major UK fashion retailer with nearly 400 stores, will shut its branch at Birchwood Shopping Centre in Warrington, Cheshire on March 25, 2026, after failing to agree on new lease terms.
Alton Towers reveals the opening date for the UK's first Bluey rollercoaster, offering advance tickets from £32 to save families money compared to the £68 walk-in price.
Tesco customers are questioning whether the unwritten rule allowing shoppers with few items to jump ahead of full trolleys is fading, sparking a heated online debate about supermarket etiquette.
Senior wealth managers recommend a structured three-month savings approach for retirees, emphasizing budgeting, automated contributions, and long-term investment principles to build financial security.
The average credit card purchase APR has surged to 35.8% in February, marking the highest level in at least two decades. Finance experts warn borrowers to review debts and consider balance transfers.
Sharp's Brewery in Cornwall, famous for Doom Bar ale, faces shutdown by US owner Molson Coors, putting around 50 staff at risk as part of broader cost-cutting measures.
A Claire's employee documents life at the Birmingham-based chain after its second administration in six months, with deep discounts and uncertainty for 154 shops.
Nationwide Building Society is expected to distribute £100 payments to millions of customers this summer through its Fairer Share scheme. Members must meet eligibility criteria by the end of March to qualify for the cash bonus.
UK households can leverage a £3,000 annual gifting allowance to escape HMRC inheritance tax bills, as tax thresholds freeze under Labour's budget may push more into higher bands.
A new Greggs store has opened in Stirchley, south Birmingham, offering modern seating, delivery options, and creating 15 local jobs. The shop features classic and vegan items, plus evening hot food.
Tyneside engineering group British Engines has acquired Cambridge-based consultancy 42 Technology, adding a £10m turnover specialist to its portfolio while maintaining the firm's independent brand and leadership.
Dunelm has introduced a new gingham bedding set, the Catherine Lansfield Bamford, available in four colours from £16, designed to give bedrooms a timeless spring update.
Three Mobile customers will see their bills increase by up to £2.30 per month from April 1, following a contract correction and new Ofcom rules requiring clear pricing.
HMRC reveals 758,000 people have yet to claim lost Child Trust Funds averaging £2,200, with accounts set up for children born between 2002 and 2011.
A UK homeowner's hopes for full fibre broadband were dashed when Openreach reversed its initial confirmation, citing uneconomical infrastructure blockages.
Millions of UK workers will see a financial boost as the National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage increase in April, with eligible employees gaining up to £975 extra per year.
First-time buyer enquiries in Birmingham have increased significantly, driven by rising rental costs and changing mortgage rates, as new data highlights shifting dynamics in the local property market.
HMRC has issued an important update on National Insurance changes, with Treasury minister Dan Tomlinson confirming efforts to meet service-level agreements by the end of the tax year.
Senior Treasury officials have detailed upcoming legal amendments to the Building Societies Act 1986, which will ease funding restrictions for mutuals like Nationwide, with changes expected before summer recess.
Guinness owner Diageo reduces dividend to 20 cents as new CEO Dave Lewis implements aggressive cost-cutting measures, with sales declining and share price falling sharply.
Sky has announced a major partnership integrating Disney+ and HBO Max into its subscription packages at no extra cost for eligible customers, providing access to hundreds of shows.
Trainline CEO Jody Ford announces departure after six years, causing shares to slump amid competition and government rail nationalisation plans.
Alton Towers has announced the opening of the world's first Bluey rollercoaster on March 28, using a 20x15m portrait made from 11,000 bean cans as a playful tribute to the popular children's show.
British households will see energy bills fall by 7% from April 1, with average annual costs dropping to £1,641. The government has mandated full savings pass-through to all customers.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 series launches today with a live stream from San Francisco at 6pm GMT. UK viewers can watch on Samsung.com and register for free gifts like vouchers and double storage offers.
Luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin Lagonda announces plans to slash up to 20% of its global workforce, impacting nearly 600 positions, as part of a £40 million cost-saving initiative following significant pre-tax losses.