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Kids eat free summer holidays 2026: Full list of UK restaurant and supermarket deals
One of the easiest ways to keep kids happy on a budget during the school holidays is to take advantage of kids eat free and kids eat for £1 offers available at restaurants, cafés and supermarkets across the UK. To help you find the best offers, we've rounded up the latest deals available this summer holidays.
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PIP claimants going on holiday warned over DWP travel rule that could stop benefit payments
If you're claiming PIP and plan to spend more than four weeks outside the UK, you must tell the DWP before you travel. In some cases, payments can stop if you stay abroad for too long or don't report your trip.
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Highest-paying summer jobs hiring now: The best roles with no experience needed
If you want to earn some extra cash over the summer holidays, there are employers recruiting across retail, hospitality, logistics and tourism. Here's where to look for the best paying jobs that don't require previous experience.
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Tesco is coming to Uber Eats and Deliveroo – here's what it means for shoppers
Millions more Tesco customers will soon be able to get Clubcard Prices and collect Clubcard points when ordering groceries through Uber Eats and Deliveroo for the first time. The supermarket joins Sainsbury's, Waitrose, Morrisons and Co-op who are also on the platforms.
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£2 bus fare cap: When cheaper bus tickets start and who will save money
Millions of bus passengers across England will see the cost of travelling fall after the government announced it will reduce the cap on single bus fares from £3 back to £2.
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Hosepipe ban rules explained: Where restrictions are in place, £1,000 fines, and how to save money on water bills
Heatwaves and little rain in the UK in June and July means Thames Water is the latest company to put a hosepipe ban into force. Anyone who ignores the rules could face a fine of up to £1,000. Here's what you need to know, including the rules, exemptions and your rights.
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