Matalan's £10 Pink Pyjamas: 'Comfy' & 'Playful'
Matalan's new Pink Mon Cheri Pyjama Set, priced at just £10, receives glowing reviews for comfort and style. Shoppers describe them as 'very comfortable' and 'beautiful' nightwear.
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Lily Allen and David Harbour Sell Brooklyn Home
British singer Lily Allen and Stranger Things actor David Harbour have sold their Brooklyn brownstone for $7.3 million following their separation, with Allen planning a return to London.
HSBC Daily Cash Limits: Up to £300 for Basic Accounts
HSBC bank customers across the UK are being alerted to daily cash withdrawal limits that vary by account type, with basic accounts capped at £300 per day.
Nationwide £100 Bonus: How to Qualify for 2026
Nationwide Building Society plans to distribute £100 Fairer Share bonuses to eligible customers in 2026. Learn the criteria and steps to maximise your chances of receiving the payment.
South West Business News: Key Stories & Investments
A comprehensive weekly roundup of significant business developments across the South West, including major investments, executive appointments, and planning approvals.
Tamworth Tap Wins UK Pub of the Year for Third Year
The Tamworth Tap in Staffordshire has been crowned the UK's best pub by CAMRA for an unprecedented third consecutive year, while industry leaders warn of a 'cliff edge' crisis facing pubs nationwide.
Solihull Restaurant Licence Review Over Illegal Workers
Jade Wok in Solihull town centre could lose its licence after immigration officers found two illegal workers employed at the premises. Councillors will review the case next week.
Bullring Loses Two Stores: SDMN and Three Shut
Two adjacent shops have closed in Birmingham's Bullring shopping centre. The SDMN store has left the city entirely, while Three maintains a High Street presence. New openings are anticipated.
Key Appointments and Promotions Across North East Companies
Several prominent North East firms including Muckle LLP, Sweeney Miller Law, GFW, Ward Hadaway and Lovell have announced strategic new hires and promotions this week, strengthening their teams across legal, property and business consultancy sectors.
Open Water Swimming Business Thrives in Warwickshire
Louise Powell launches Together We Swim, supported by Chamber of Commerce, helping over 250 people enjoy health benefits in Burton Hastings.
Nationwide Cuts Buy-to-Let Mortgage Rates Again
Nationwide Building Society's subsidiary, The Mortgage Works, has slashed buy-to-let mortgage rates for the second time in a week, with reductions of up to 0.20 percentage points effective from Saturday 24 January.
Great Barr Pub Named Birmingham's Best Fish and Chips
A neighbourhood pub in Great Barr has been declared Birmingham's top fish and chips destination by TripAdvisor reviewers, beating famous local chippies.
Whitby Jeweller Shuts After 47 Years, 36 Jobs Lost
Robert & Victoria, a family-run jewellers in Whitby, has closed after 47 years, resulting in 36 redundancies. This reflects a wider trend of UK business failures in early 2026.
M&S Argyle Jumper Sells Out as Shoppers Praise £36 Design
Marks & Spencer's Argyle Crew Neck Slim Fit Jumper With Wool has become a must-have item, with fashion fans praising its beautiful design and comfortable fit.
Elderly Traveller Stranded in Tenerife Over Passport Rule
An elderly woman was left alone on holiday after her family were refused boarding by EasyJet at Gatwick due to post-Brexit passport validity rules for EU travel.
WH Smith Rebrands to TG Jones, Clapham Store Closes
Major UK retailer WH Smith completes rebrand to TG Jones following £76 million rescue deal, with Clapham branch closure highlighting ongoing high street transformation.
LSL Acquires NSS Property Search Specialist
Newcastle-based LSL Property Group has acquired Huddersfield's National Search Service (NSS) to enhance support for its estate agency franchise partners across England and Wales.
Cundall Marks 50th Year with Revenue and Profit Growth
Newcastle engineering consultancy Cundall reports increased turnover and operating profits in its 50th year, alongside global expansion and a move to new headquarters at Bank House.
B&M Launches Major Price Cuts in UK Stores
B&M has begun rolling out significant price reductions across its UK stores as part of its 'Back to Basics' strategy, aiming to clear discontinued lines and restore sustainable growth.
Home Buyers Warned: Avoid This Offer Process Mistake
Mortgage specialist David Sampson reveals how complying with one common estate agent request can undermine your bargaining position and lead to higher costs.
Next's £46 Chelsea Boots Praised as 'Exceptional Value'
Next's Standard/Wide Fit Chelsea Boots, priced at £46, are receiving glowing customer feedback for their comfort, style, and versatility with jeans. Available in chocolate and tan brown.
Morrisons Ends Christmas Savings Scheme After 14 Years
Morrisons supermarket has discontinued its Christmas Savers Stamp scheme after 14 years, with no new stamps issued after December 2025 and all vouchers now expired.
Pubs May Stop Showing Football Due to Rates Hike
English pubs warn they'll cancel Sky and TNT sports subscriptions as Labour's business rates revaluation could increase costs by thousands annually.
Construction Firm Buys Welsh Government Unit for HQ
OBR Construction purchases Bryn Cefni Business Park unit from Welsh Government, safeguarding 85 jobs and creating 10 new positions including apprenticeships.
Edinburgh Woollen Mill Dereham Store Closure Announced
Edinburgh Woollen Mill is closing its Dereham branch in Norfolk, with 'all stock must go' signs displayed. The closure reflects wider UK retail struggles, with thousands of stores predicted to shut this year.
HMRC Ends Automatic Tax Refunds for UK Households
HMRC has stopped automatically refunding tax overpayments, requiring UK households to actively claim repayments themselves, raising concerns about fraud risks and taxpayer burden.
Ubisoft Cuts 3,000 Jobs, Cancels Six Games
Major gaming firm Ubisoft announces massive restructuring with 3,000 job losses, six game cancellations including Prince of Persia remake, and studio closures in Sweden and Canada.
Seven Calls Needed for £500 HMRC Tax Refund
A taxpayer endured seven phone calls to HMRC before receiving a £500 refund, highlighting widespread issues with the tax authority's customer service and processing delays.
Amazon Workforce Restructuring: 14,000 Jobs Cut
Amazon is implementing a significant workforce reduction affecting 14,000 employees across multiple divisions, marking one of the largest layoffs in the company's history.
Iceland's Cheeky Hash Brown Offer to McDonald's
Iceland supermarket publicly offers to supply McDonald's with hash browns to combat rising breakfast prices, following customer outrage over £1.99 charges.
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