Catherine Shuttleworth

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Catherine Shuttleworth |Ruby Flanagan

Shoppers can also get 2,500 points through the new offerA new way for Tesco shoppers to earn more Clubcard points has launched thanks to a brand new feature that's been added to the store's loyalty scheme. Shoppers are now able to earn Clubcard points when charging their electric vehicles (EV) at Tesco. For every pound spent on charging at Pod's Vauxhall-branded chargers at supermarket stores, shoppers earn one Clubcard point, The Mirror writes.

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Catherine Shuttleworth

Ebbs said they were 'humiliated' by JoJo and ChrisSinger JoJo Siwa's ex partner, Kath Ebbs, has broken their silence after JoJo confirmed her romance with former Love Island star Chris Hughes. JoJo and Chris became close whilst taking part in Celebrity Big Brother earlier this year, with Kath revealing that JoJo dumped them at the show's afterparty following the final.

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Catherine Shuttleworth

The popular range is coming back after selling outAldi's previously sold-out school uniform bundle is back this month, helping give a more affordable option for school uniforms. The price for a bundle has been frozen for the fourth year in a row, meaning parents can purchase them for just £5, with items available in a range of colours and sizes from 4-12 years. The bundle includes two polo shirts, a sweatshirt or cardigan, and a choice of trousers, skirt or cargo shorts for £5.

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Catherine Shuttleworth

The fast food chain is changing up the menu and a few items will vanishMcDonald's has announced four popular items will be disappearing from its locations ahead of a big menu change. A range of new items are about to be added to the McDonald's menu this month, including an 'iconic' burger, savoury snacks, as well as a new McFlurry option. However, in order to make way for these exciting additions, some current favourite, limited-edition, menu items are set to be axed.

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Steven Smith |Catherine Shuttleworth

The change has been 'welcomed' by industry expertsThe Department for Transport has announced that planning permission is no longer required to install electric vehicle (EV) charge points, in a bid to accelerate their rollout. The changes came into effect at the end of May in various locations across England, with the deregulation applying to residential driveways, workplaces, and public streets, reports The Express.