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2 days ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | James Roger |James Rodger |Tom Kershaw |Pete Gavan
A gardening expert has warned that certain garden tasks are not only illegal but also pose significant safety risks - and it's not just about the tools you use
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6 days ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | James Roger |James Rodger |Pete Gavan
Parents are being urged to make a crucial online checkHundreds of thousands of parents could have their Child Benefit STOPPED in mere days if immediate action isn't taken. The government is urging parents to carry out a vital online check to maintain their Child Benefit receipts. Mums and dads are required to update their personal information on the government website by midnight on May 31 to guarantee Child Benefit payments for June.
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1 week ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | James Roger |James Rodger |Kate Wilson |Andrew Quinn
Many people are unaware of the stricter guidelines that security personnel now operate under when it comes to electronic devices - and it could ruin your holidayHolidaymakers with blue and burgundy passports could see their travel plans thrown into disarray due to a "secret" airport rule. UK tourists might be taken by surprise by an obscure security measure that has the potential to disrupt their journey before they even reach the departure lounge.
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1 week ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | James Roger |James Rodger |Pete Gavan
It's all to do with your phoneUK holidaymakers could see their getaways thrown into chaos due to an obscure airport regulation. Blue and burgundy passport holders are being cautioned that a "secret" rule at the airport might disrupt their plans before they even make it to the boarding area. While delays caused by security queues or industrial action are common concerns, it's actually your mobile phone that could put a damper on your vacation.
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1 week ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | James Roger |James Rodger |Pete Gavan
Experts have warned that some plans could be costlyAs National Gardening Week is celebrated, millions of Brits are expected to spruce up their gardens in preparation for the summer season. However, many may be unaware that certain garden plans could result in hefty fines or even a criminal record. Helen Godsiff, brand manager at leading home improvement specialists, Eurocell, reminds us that there are still strict rules to follow when setting up your new seating area.
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3 weeks ago | 
leicestermercury.co.uk | Elizabeth Mackley |James Rodger |James Roger |Fahad Tariq
Passengers who travel with major airlines have been told their choice of footwear can be quite telling. Glasgow Live reports that Cheryl Killough's TikTok video has swept across the internet as she divulges her takes on what your shoes can reveal about you during a flight. Cheryl, with a background of five years as a flight attendant, suggests she can infer quite a bit from what passengers wear on their feet.
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1 month ago | 
leicestermercury.co.uk | James Rodger |James Roger |Carrington Walker
Tourism protesters in Majorca have been dealt a harsh reality check as visitor numbers have surged, even during the off-peak month of February. Data from the National Statistics Institute's Frontur survey revealed an 8.15 per cent increase in tourists flocking to Majorca compared to the same period last year. The island's tourism sector has seen a heavy reliance on German and Spanish holidaymakers.
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1 month ago | 
leicestermercury.co.uk | James Roger |Carrington Walker
Elderly drivers are being encouraged to utilise modern car features, such as GPS navigation systems, to maintain their independence and continue driving. A study has revealed that those over 65 who have a weaker sense of direction tend to rely more on aids like Sat Nav or smartphone maps. The research involved 895 UK drivers aged over 65, with an average age of 71. Participants reported on their driving habits, sense of direction, and use of GPS devices, , reports Birmingham Live.
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1 month ago | 
bristolpost.co.uk | James Roger |James Rodger |Ashlea Hickin |Estel Farell Roig
The DWP is changing the rules around Personal Independence Payments (PIP)Details of a Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) rule change have been revealed, specifying who qualifies for free bus passes. The DWP is updating the criteria for Personal Independence Payments (PIP), limiting access to this benefit.
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1 month ago | 
cornwalllive.com | James Roger |James Rodger |Jeff Reines |Shaurya Shaurya
Experts are warning that those claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) for musculoskeletal conditions could be seriously affected by the recent changes to PIP announced by the UK government. This Tuesday, the UK government revealed intentions to drastically cut the number of individuals eligible for PIP from the Department for Work and Pensions due to disabilities.
