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- Oct 1, 2026
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Gardeners urged to complete common task ‘one last time' (opens the original)
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Gardeners have been urged to complete one familiar task in October before putting their gardening tools away for the colder months. The simple job could help keep lawns tidy, but choosing the right day to do it is important. As October approaches, Craig Wilson, co-founder and in-house gardening expert at Gardeners Dream, has shared some of the jobs gardeners should be doing this month. Among his recommendations is giving the lawn what he describes as one final mow before winter. "Give your lawn
Expert warns 'there's a catch' with Andy Burnham new scheme (opens the original)
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Getting on the property ladder is already difficult as it is, but first-time buyers could soon be able to jump on with a much smaller deposit under a new scheme. The government announced the Your First Home scheme on September 26, saying it is expected to support deposits of 2.5 per cent alongside government-backed equity loans of up to 20 per cent for eligible buyers purchasing participating new-build properties in England. Mortgage expert Joseph Lane, founder of Mortgage Lane, has warned that
Doing one thing every day from October 1 could save you £863 by Christmas (opens the original)
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Christmas may still seem some way off, but a savings challenge beginning on October 1 could give households a novel way to build up money for the festive period. It has nothing to do with setting up a new ISA or savings account - all you have to do is look out of the window. The idea is to check the day's highest temperature and put the same amount in pounds into a savings pot, meaning a 12C maximum would mean saving £12 that day. Pawel Kruszynski, trend expert at Promizi, explained: "It might s
Keep fruit flies away with 89p ingredient around bins (opens the original)
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A budget supermarket buy could give homeowners a helping hand in getting rid of an unwanted guest. Fruit flies are a common bugbear, especially in kitchens as they feast on fresh produce and linger in the air like a cheap perfume. But what can actually be done to keep them well away? Well it turns out it isn't so complicated. Ground cinnamon, which costs as little as 89p at Aldi, can be sprinkled around bins and will save you from buying and spraying expensive harmful chemicals around the house.
Number of smoke and vape breaks allowed at work (opens the original)
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A cigarette or vape break can be a familiar part of the working day for some employees, but workers may be surprised to learn there is no legal entitlement to simply step outside whenever they want. The rules surrounding workplace breaks can be confusing, particularly because most adult workers are entitled to a minimum rest break during longer shifts. But that does not mean the law gives smokers and vapers a set number of additional breaks. GOV.UK states that workers are normally entitled to on
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