New Primate Pet Licence Rules Start in April with £478 Fee
Pet owners keeping primates like monkeys and lemurs must obtain a licence from April 6, with costs varying by council and potential penalties for non-compliance.
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MasterChef Winner's Easy One-Pot Chicken Rice Recipe
Two-time MasterChef champion Ping Coombes shares a flavourful one-pot chicken and rice dish from her new book, featuring a sweet-savoury marinade and fibre-rich lentils and sweetcorn.
UK Supermarkets Face Shortage of 9 Produce Items
Fruit and vegetable producers warn of empty supermarket shelves due to skyrocketing transportation and energy costs linked to geopolitical tensions, potentially forcing early end to growing season.
Old Seeds: How Long They Last and How to Test Viability
Gardeners often wonder if out-of-date seeds are still usable. Experts explain germination rates, storage tips, and which vegetables last longest.
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Lanzarote Calima Alert: UK Tourists Told to Stay Inside
UK tourists in Lanzarote have been warned to avoid going outdoors from Saturday due to hazardous air quality caused by Saharan dust. Authorities advise keeping windows closed and staying hydrated.
Nescafé Dolce Gusto Genio S: Best Home Coffee Machine
Discover why the Nescafé Dolce Gusto Genio S Automatic by De'Longhi is praised as a top coffee machine, offering café-quality drinks, compact design, and eco-friendly features.
Energy Bill Support for 1.7M UK Households Announced
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils targeted support for 1.7 million households facing heating oil cost surges, focusing on low-income and vulnerable residents in rural areas.
Energy Bills to Rise £186 a Year Due to Iran War Impact
Cornwall Insight forecasts an 11% surge in the energy price cap, pushing typical annual bills to £1,827. Chancellor Rachel Reeves hints at potential support measures.
Poodle's Ear Catches Fire Before Crufts, Still Wins Second Place
A toy poodle named Phillip had a narrow escape when his ear caught fire from a candle just days before competing at Crufts in Birmingham. The dog, groomed for £100 every three weeks, still secured second place despite the singed fur.
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Baby Giraffes' First Outdoor Steps at Safari Park
Two baby giraffes named Namara and Olive have ventured outside for the first time at West Midlands Safari Park. Visitors can see them at half price with a special BOGOF offer available until March 27.
Tamworth Flytippers Fined Over £5,000 in Lichfield
Lichfield District Council has issued fines exceeding £5,000 to multiple flytippers, including two from Tamworth, for illegal waste dumping across five locations in the district.
Baby Giraffes' First Safari Steps at West Midlands Park
Two young northern giraffe calves, Namara and Olive, have ventured onto the Safari Drive for the first time at West Midlands Safari Park, exploring under their mothers' watchful eyes and meeting herd members.
Historic UK First: Rare Elephant Shrews Born at Zoo
Hertfordshire Zoo celebrates a major conservation milestone with the first-ever UK birth of black and rufous sengi, tiny African mammals also known as elephant shrews.
Rossendale Rotary Enhances Lumb Millennium Green with Edible Garden
Rossendale Rotary collaborates with Incredible Edible Rossendale to plant community containers at Lumb Millennium Green, offering free produce to residents while seeking volunteers for ongoing maintenance and events.
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Guinness Nitrosurge Drops to £22.99 in Amazon Deal
The Guinness Nitrosurge device, which uses ultrasonic technology to pour the perfect pint at home, is discounted to £22.99 in Amazon's spring sale ahead of St Patrick's Day on March 17.
Dudley Takeaway Fined £7,000 for Health and Safety Failures
Top UKs Fried Chicken in Dudley has been forced to close and its director and manager fined over £7,000 combined after environmental health officers discovered a cockroach infestation and serious gas safety issues.
Kerbside Giveaways Risk Fines, Warns Expert
Leaving household items on the street for free collection may seem eco-friendly, but a fly-tipping expert warns it's illegal and could result in fines up to £1,000. Learn how to declutter safely.
Victorian Legacy: How Grey Squirrels Reshaped Britain's Wildlife
Grey squirrels, now a familiar sight across Britain, arrived as Victorian status symbols but have profoundly impacted native red squirrels and woodlands, with conservation efforts underway to restore ecological balance.
Crufts Backlash Grows: Channel 4 Told to Stop Airing Show
PETA demands Channel 4 stop broadcasting Crufts after Best in Show winner's handler had animal cruelty conviction. The group cites systemic issues in dog breeding and judging standards.
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Save £5 at Holland & Barrett with Exclusive Spring Voucher
Subscribers can access a £5 off voucher for spending £25 or more at Holland & Barrett stores across the UK, valid from March 15 to 28, 2026, to boost wellness routines.
Welsh Water Fined £44.7M for Sewage Failures
Ofwat has imposed a £44.7 million penalty on Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water for serious breaches in operating sewage works, with funds directed to environmental improvements.
Mary Berry's Double Fish Pie Recipe with a Twist
Discover Mary Berry's unique take on the classic fish pie, featuring smoked and fresh haddock in a dill sauce, topped with mustard and cheddar mash. This recipe serves six to eight and can be prepared ahead for family gatherings.
UK Banknotes to Feature Wildlife in Major Redesign
The Bank of England confirms wildlife will replace historical figures on future £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes after public consultation. King Charles III's portrait remains on the front.
Council Threatens 5 Years Prison for Bird Feeding in Crackdown
Brent Council has erected signs threatening park visitors with five years imprisonment and unlimited fines for feeding birds, sparking outrage from wildlife volunteers who call the approach 'disgraceful' and 'racist'.
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Unofficial Car Graveyard Near Birmingham Leaves Vehicles Rotting
An unofficial car graveyard near Birmingham in Smethwick sees abandoned vehicles with broken windows and missing plates left to rot on public roads, despite recent council and police operations.
Birmingham Bin Strike Reaches One Year Milestone (12.03.2026)
As Birmingham's bin strike marks one year, residents in Selly Oak describe overflowing rubbish, rat infestations, and embarrassment over street conditions. Union workers continue their protest over pay disputes.
Post-Brexit Rules Could Rename Bacon Fries, Monster Munch, Pot Noodle
Iconic British snacks like Bacon Fries, Monster Munch, and Pot Noodle may require name changes under new post-Brexit food labelling regulations set to take effect next year, impacting vegetarian products with meaty branding.
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Birmingham Bin Strike Hits One Year, Residents Voice Disgust
As Birmingham's bin strike reaches a grim one-year milestone, residents in Selly Oak describe overflowing rubbish, rat infestations, and embarrassment over the city's state, with striking workers apologizing but demanding fair pay.
Birmingham Bins Boss Urges Striking Workers to Return
Birmingham City Council's environment chief calls for an end to the year-long bin strike, citing rubbish piles and rat fears, while Unite disputes claims and demands fair pay talks.
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Sefton Coast Crossbills: Spring Birdwatching Guide
Discover Crossbills, the vibrant finches with crossed beaks, on the Sefton Coast this spring. Learn where to find them in Ainsdale and Birkdale reserves, and tips for respectful wildlife viewing.
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