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1 week ago | 
glasgowlive.co.uk | Sally McLean |Chiara Pollock
This Easter weekend is expected to be the busiest on the roads since 2022 as drivers are warned of a 'hat-trick of hold-ups', says a motoring organisation. The bank holiday weekend combined with it being the last weekend before many schools across the country return, means the nations roads are expected to be jampacked on three days - Thursday, Good Friday and on Saturday (April 17, 18 and 19).
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean
Hanging the washing out on the line signals the start of spring and many will argue it's the best way to dry a load of laundry as it leaves it smelling fresher than any other method. Sunshine is also known to help to remove stains from clothing too. But for some people, this common practice should be avoided at this time of year because it can be detrimental to their health.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean
Drivers have been warned they face a 'hat-trick of hold-ups' this Easter weekend with it expected to be the busiest on the roads since 2022, says a motoring organisation. The bank holiday weekend combined with it being the last weekend before many schools return means the nations roads are expected to be rammed on three days - Thursday, Good Friday and on Saturday (April 17, 18 and 19).
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean
Buying a car is a serious investment and one that usually only comes only second to buying your house. And that means that motorists want a motor that will last for a long time and won't cost a fortune in repairs either. And while that may be a lot to ask for, one motoring expert with decades of experience in the industry, has told drivers of a smart switch that can make your engine last twice as long. And the best part is it's a very simple adjustment to make.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean |Ashley Bautista
There's no need for chemicals as moss can be banished with a less toxic ingredient you might already have at homeAfter the winter months the garden needs some serious attention and one of the products of wet, cold and darker days is an abundance of moss. And while it is unsightly it is also dangerous as it is slippy.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean |Sam Ormiston
A state of emergency in Spain has seen Brits' holidays canned as warning is was issued by UK Foreign OfficeHolidaymakers heading to a popular Spanish island have seen their trips cancelled after heavy rain and flooding has caused chaos. The government of the Canary Islands declared a state of emergency after two hours of rainfall saw streets on the island turned into rivers. Homes and vehicles across the popular holiday isle have been deluged with floodwater.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean
Your air fryer is the perfect way to make a juicy leg of lamb this Easter, but if you do it wrong, there are consequences for your dinner and your applianceIf you're a fan of roast leg of lamb over the Easter holidays, you're not alone. Brits will turn to this popular meat at this time of year with it forming the centre piece of their table at family dinners.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean
As temperatures rise and 19 million are set to hit the roads on Good Friday, experts have warned of a dashboard light which meAs temperatures rise and millions of drivers are expected to travel on the roads on Good Friday (April 18) it's a good time to recognise any issues with your vehicle before it causes a breakdown. And overheating problems are something that cannot be ignored.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean |Alex Evans
People are being advised to have a stash of canned food at home because of two possible eventualitiesHouseholders were warned last week to stock up on Sunday roast essential tin foil and now they're being told to do the same thing with tinned food. And there's two good reasons that it makes sense to have a good supply of canned food in your house. The first reason is that Donald Trump's blitz on tariffs has caused a full-blown trade war and fears of price rises.
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1 week ago | 
dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean
The popular Easter snack, of which 20 million packs are sold every year, could land you in a pickle with the policeEaster is a holiday filled with great food choices. From chocolate eggs to roast lamb with all the trimmings there's no shortage of yummy grub to see you through. But drivers are being sounded a cautionary warning over eating one Easter staple before jumping behind the wheel of the car.
