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England’s worst pothole locations revealed - as 4 in 5 roads damaged in one area

Just 21 per cent of roads rated in good condition in worst-hit part of England

The Independent UK · Mar 8, 2023

The best and worst airlines to use when exploring overseas

After border closures and being cooped up at home during the pandemic, many Australians are eager to jet off and expand their horizons.

The New Daily · Jan 26, 2023

Ways to slash energy bills by organising your fridge - and where not to place it

There are plenty of ways that you can slash your energy bills this year by following a few simple steps and organising your fridge freezer. The advice comes amid soaring energy bills

Glasgow Live · Jan 12, 2023

Why listening to loud Christmas music in your car could land you with points and a huge fine

There are a number of rules to bear in mind over the coming week or so if you're out and about in your car and feeling festive

Wales Online · Dec 19, 2022

Big banks begin passing on rate rises

Mortgage holders are bracing for higher repayments in the wake of another 25 basis point rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia.

Newcastle Herald · Nov 1, 2022

New home lending falls 8.2 pct in Sept

The value of owner-occupier housing loans fell 9.3 per cent in September, with total new loan commitments for housing down 8.2 per cent.

AAP · Nov 1, 2022

Petrol price spike looms for motorists, RBA comments on inflation

Motorists have a small window to fill up on cheaper petrol as many cities hit their first new fuel cycle after the fuel tax cut expired.

The New Daily · Oct 24, 2022

Money Saving Expert's four steps pet owners should follow for cheap insurance

Money Saving Expert has shared four steps dog owners can follow to get the beat and cheapest insurance for their pet - it could help keep the costs down as the cost of living crisis continues

Daily Mirror · Oct 3, 2022

Drivers issued warning over mistake that could land them £10,000 fine and how to avoid it

Drivers have been issued a warning over a mistake that could land them a maximum fine of £10,000. However fear not as experts have shared how to avoid it after a survey found one in 10 drivers could be driving with unsafe tyres.

Glasgow Live · Aug 30, 2022

Drivers could face £10,000 fine over tyre mistake - how to check with 20p coin

A simple check using a 20p coin can make sure your car's tyres are safe to drive.

Daily Record · Aug 30, 2022