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RSPCA message over garden food 'mistake' that can prove fatal to foxes - AOL (opens the original)
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People are being urged to stay clear of common feeding mistakes when trying to make their gardens fox-friendly, as well-meaning efforts can sometimes do more harm than good. The RSPCA says gardens can be ideal for foxes, offering shelter, food, water, and providing a relatively safe place to forage, explore and even bring up their cubs. Foxes are naturally wary and tend to be most active at night, which means they often pass through gardens without causing any trouble. But making your garden wil
5 things to do before October 1 ahead of Ofgem price cap hike - AOL (opens the original)
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Energy regulator Ofgem announced on August 26 that the energy price cap will rise by 4% on October 1 for the period up to December 31, 2026. The energy price cap covers about 22 million households on default tariffs. It sets the limits for the maximum unit rates and standing charges suppliers can charge, and it is updated every three months to reflect changes in energy supply costs. Ofgem explains: "The current price cap for a typical household paying by direct debit for gas and electricity is £
Plants every child and dog should avoid as parents told 'don't' - full list - AOL (opens the original)
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There are plenty of everyday plants that can make dogs sick if they chew or swallow them. But some of the same flowers and houseplants can also be harmful to children, which means dog owners and parents need to take extra care about what they grow in gardens - and what they keep indoors. From Lily of the valley and foxglove to daffodils and common houseplants, the risk isn’t always obvious. Even small nibbles can trigger symptoms in dogs such as vomiting, diarrhoea, drooling, skin irritation or
I bought an Amazon device to dry my clothes faster - it's a game changer - AOL (opens the original)
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A game-changer Amazon dehumidifier could help you dry laundry in hours, reduce condensation and lower the risk of mould in your home. That's been my experience anyway. While many people might only think of using one in the winter, damp isn’t strictly a cold-weather problem. And the UK’s unpredictable weather can bring plenty of rain and humidity, making it a year-round nuisance. A big issue during wet spells is how long clothes take to dry indoors. Using a dehumidifier can speed things up signif
I tried Martin Lewis' haggling method - now I have faster broadband for less - AOL (opens the original)
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I tried Martin Lewis' haggling method after my broadband issues - and now I have better broadband for less, despite leaving mid-contract. I'd been with Sky for years. When we moved house, we renegotiated our package because we no longer needed boosters - our flat had thick walls, so the signal used to struggle. Thankfully, we cut costs because we ditched them, but it was still expensive: for basic broadband, we were being quoted close to £50 a month, with no extras or add-ons. This was too expen
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