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New HMRC rule: Landlords face 10 tax returns

UK landlords earning over £50,000 must file quarterly digital tax summaries from April under HMRC's Making Tax Digital. Learn key deadlines and expert advice to avoid confusion.

Brits lose receipts most, poll finds

A new poll reveals the average Brit misplaces three items a month, with receipts and vouchers causing the most frustration. Discover the top 10 lost items and tech solutions.

Lloyds Bank closes 16 branches this month

Lloyds Banking Group is shutting 16 branches across the UK in January 2026, accelerating its move to digital services. See the full list of affected locations and alternative banking options.

New Digital Era for Amber Collective After Gallery Closure

Amber Film and Photography Collective unveils a new digital and community-focused model after the permanent closure of Newcastle's iconic Side Gallery. Discover the future plans and the new wellness hub now on the Quayside.

Scouts Need Volunteers for 250+ Youth Activities

The Scouts organisation reports growing demand for volunteers to support young people in developing key life skills through a vast programme of over 250 exciting activities. Find out how you can help.

Six new driving laws start in January 2026

From a higher London Congestion Charge to new EV rules and digital licences, discover the six key motoring changes taking effect from January 2026. Stay informed and compliant.

How to change careers after 40 using your experience

Thinking of a midlife career switch? Your experience is a superpower. Discover six essential steps from experts and government services like the National Careers Service to navigate a successful transition.

Lloyds Bank Closing 40 Branches Across UK in 2026

Lloyds Bank announces the closure of 40 branches nationwide in 2026, citing a shift to digital banking. Find out if your local branch is on the list and what alternative services are available.

Dyson: UK must 'want' manufacturing to keep it

Billionaire inventor Sir James Dyson argues the UK has lost its passion for making things, urging government and public to reignite manufacturing to create wealth and jobs.

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