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Morrisons relaunches popular food counters after customer feedback (opens the original)
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Morrisons is relaunching its popular food counters in phases after receiving “widespread backlash”. The major retailer scrapped its 35 meat and 35 fish bars, impacting 70 UK stores in a bid to cut costs last year. It also closed all 18 of its Market Kitchen sites, 52 cafes, 13 florists and four pharmacies. The removal of these counters was felt by many Morrisons customers as a loss of personal interaction. Now, Morrisons is set to reopen several Market Street locations in the coming months. Sign
Eye-watering cost of Andy Burnham’s bombshell high street tax plan unvieled (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has revealed a bombshell tax plan to save Britain's dying high streets. The former Manchester mayor, now prime minister-in-waiting, aims to overhaul business rates by increasing property taxes on large warehouses. Such a hike would impact online giants like Amazon, which use warehouses to store produce. Mr Burnham’s high street tax plan could see the threshold for total small business rates relief in England raised by 50%, a move intended to exempt more than 140,000 small commercial
DWP confirms households on one benefit get free TV licence (opens the original)
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Three months ago, an extra £5.50 was added to household bills when annual TV licence fees shot up. Come next April 6, it’s set to rise again. The UK Government agreed that the TV licence fee would increase in line with inflation from April 1, 2024, for the remaining four years of the Charter period, which runs until the end of 2027, so households face yet another price hike in 2027. Anyone who wants to watch or record programmes on TV, on a computer, or on another device needs a licence. This in
UK city could get a new lido – original demolished after 1984 closure (opens the original)
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A UK city could get a new lido after the original one closed down in 1984. The port city in East Yorkshire was notorious and made it into the book C*** Towns: The 50 Worst Places to Live in the UK in 2003. However, since this time, it has experienced a resurgence, with National Geographic naming it one of the “best places in the world to travel in 2026”. And now, there might be another reason to visit. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented
Asda opens giant new store for 36-year-old fashion brand on Thursday (opens the original)
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Asda is transforming one of its grocery stores into a standalone clothing warehouse in a UK town on Thursday, July 9. It will become the sixth of its kind after the food giant announced its plans to launch standalone clothing stores in February 2026. The new George will span 28,000 square feet and be entirely dedicated to fashion and lifestyle. It will stock clothing for women, men and children, alongside an expanded George Home Department. You agree you are 18 or over. We use your sign-up to pr
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