We were sick of paying rent so bought an old mobile home for 4K & live mortgage free, people are s
Posted on March 19, 2024
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| Reinaldo Massengill
A COUPLE who were sick of paying rent have revealed how they bought an old mobile home for £4,000 and now live mortgage-free.
TikTok user Kay, who posts under @kayleigh.t24, uploaded a video showing their budget home.
She wrote: “We bought an old mobile home, because we were overpaying landlord’s dead money!”
At first the mobile home looked rather tatty and in need of a spruce up, with peeling wallpaper and old floors.
[Read More]Council nets 10,000 an hour from bus lane just 25 METRES long as hundreds of drivers caught out
Posted on March 18, 2024
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| Carisa Kissane
A COUNCIL pulled in £10,000 an hour from a bus lane just 25 metres long, as hundreds of drivers were caught out by new cameras today.
Furious motorists in Birmingham were stung after rules were changed on one key commuter street and fines brought in this morning.
Sheepcote Street, which cuts across the city, is now strictly bus-only - with drivers in danger of getting a fine if they stray into the lane that had already been in place for months.
[Read More]Marcus Rashford sparks injury fears with cryptic Instagram post just days before Man Utds Carabao
Posted on March 18, 2024
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| Reinaldo Massengill
MARCUS RASHFORD has sparked injury concerns with a cryptic Instagram post.
The Manchester United star was in action last night as his side took on Barcelona in the Europa League.
Erik ten Hag's men produced a rousing comeback to prevail 2-1 on the night and 3-2 on aggregate.
Rashford's evening ended on a sour note, however, as he appeared to be in discomfort as he was substituted in the 88th minute.
[Read More]Plans to ban ice cream vans blasted by the government who tell meddling Labour council to scrap the
Posted on March 18, 2024
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| Carisa Kissane
KILL-JOY plans to ban ice cream vans from some streets should be put scrapped, the Government says.
Labour-run Greenwich Council has sparked national outrage with its barmy bid to stop Mr Whippys trading across more than 30 streets in London.
Senior ministerMichael Gove has now waded into the row, writing to the borough to demand they put their flaky plan on ice.
A government source said: “Ice cream vans are part of our summer tradition and our soft scoop street sellers already have 99 problems - a pitch shouldn't be one.
[Read More]Primark shoppers are rushing to pick up their kids pjs which are reduced to 4 & could be last-minu
Posted on March 18, 2024
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| Merlyn Hunt
IF you are looking for the last few bits for your kids’ stockings or just beginning the panic buy, you may wish to head to Primark.
The budget retailer has currently slashed the price of their childrens’ pyjamas to just £4 - and there are a number of festive designs.
A shopper showed a whole stand of discounted sleepwear in her local store.
She was delighted to spot reindeer-themed pyjamas, which had checked red bottoms and looked perfect to wear on December 25.
[Read More]Why was Les/Lesley Conroy arrested on Benidorm and is Tim Healy exiting the Solana Hotel?
Posted on March 18, 2024
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| Trudie Dory
FANS have been left wondering if Les/Lesley Conroy's past will finally catch up with him on Benidorm.
But what has he done? And will he be arrested? Here is the FULL lowdown...
Why is Les/Lesley Conroy in trouble on Benidorm? In series 9 the lovable Solana Hotel transvestite left Benidorm to deal with "a bit of business" back in the UK.
When he/she returned to Spain at the beginning of Series 9 he revealed he had fled the country as he was wanted for tax evasion.
[Read More]Boy, 17, arrested for murder of devoted dad, 31, found stabbed to death in Salford as he
Posted on March 17, 2024
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| Trudie Dory
A TEENAGE boy has been arrested over the alleged murder of a dad found stabbed to death.
Tyron Riley, 31, was attacked near a park in Salford, Greater Manchester.
Police said he suffered serious injuries "consistent with a stab wound" and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Cops confirmed today that a 17-year-old boy had been arrested on suspicion of murder.
No further details were confirmed, but it is believed the boy remains in custody for questioning.
[Read More]Horse racing tips: Templegate's 10-1 NAP on day three of Glorious Goodwood can bag a stunning hat-tr
Posted on March 17, 2024
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| Trudie Dory
TEMPLEGATE takes on day three of Glorious Goodwood confident of finding some winners.
Read on for our man's top tips below.
ROARIN’ SUCCESS (4.45 Goodwood, nap)
She lived up to her name when scoring with plenty in hand at Ascot last month. That was just her fourth run and came after eight months off so you would expect some improvement. She likes this trip and a 5lb rise in the weights looks pretty fair.
[Read More]Inside Olivia Attwood and Bradley Dacks incredible luxury holiday to Ibiza
Posted on March 17, 2024
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| Tobi Tarwater
LOVE Island star Olivia Attwood is currently living her best life in Ibiza with her fiancé Bradley Dack.
The reality star - who shot to fame in 2017 during the third series of the ITV2 dating show - has kept her fans up to date with what she's been up to on social media.
Olivia, 34, told her 1.9m followers on Instagram that she's "doing Ibiza very different to normal," as she shared a snap of her green juice.
[Read More]Royal London Hospital ordered to step up security because poor labelling means 'mums could leave war
Posted on March 17, 2024
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| Tobi Tarwater
THE biggest hospital in Europe could be sending mother's home with the wrong baby or muddling medication, a report has found.
The Royal London Hospital was found to have a "lax" practice of checking babies' name bands by Care Quality Commission inspectors who also said there were not enough midwives on the delivery suite to provide safe cover for all women - with staff instructed not to raise concerns.
Some babies born at the hospital were found to have no name tags - which could lead to them going home with the wrong families or even being given medication meant for another baby, the CQC report found.
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