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On the night of Saturday 30 March to Sunday 31 March, we change from winter to summer time, which will result in an hour less sleep. On Sunday morning, the hands of the clocks will be shifted from 2:00 to 3:00.more

Tesco has revealed that it will be gifting £200 worth of Clubcard points as part of an Easter giveaway campaign. There will be a chance for 500 Tesco Clubcard members to win £200 worth of points, totaling 10 million points valued at £100,000. more

Around 11 million broadband and 36 million mobile customers will experience an inflation-linked price increase in April but many can take action now to skip this year's price rises, according to Uswitch.com, the comparison and switching service.more

Aldi shoppers across the UK will notice a change outside the front of some stores with the supermarket giant trialling parcel lockers. Throughout March, InPost lockers will be available outside 22 Aldi stores across the country (a list of which can be found below). more

Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced that an agreement has been struck with private rail companies to axe peak fares on Fridays until May 31, under a £24million experiment to reverse the slump in passenger numbers.more

Three gas and electricity firms are Which? Recommended Providers this year. Some say 2024 will be the year when cheaper energy deals return. Saving money might prompt you to change energy firm - but check its customer service first or you might find yourself regretting your choice.more

Rail users in England are facing disruption this week, as members of train drivers' union Aslef hold an overtime ban and strikes. The walkouts are the latest in a long-running row over pay and conditions. Passengers should check before they travel as disruption is expected across the network.more

Tube customers are due to see significant changes to services on the Northern line later this year as full closures are planned at multiple stations. These will last for more than a week in April. Afterwards, more closures are scheduled for three weekends in June. Services will not be able to travel north of Golders Green station in North London.more

A weight restriction is being introduced on a west London bridge this week to stop it from facing a similar fate to Hammersmith Bridge. Kensington and Chelsea Council (RBKC) is bringing in a three-tonne weight restriction on Albert Bridge from Thursday, January 11, with heavy goods vehicles fined for crossing the structure.more

New Year's Eve is fast approaching, meaning many people around the country will be gearing up for a night of celebration in London. more

It is tradition that the Christmas Eve meal begins when the first star appears in the sky. Planets often play this role, and this will be the case this year. Jupiter will take on the role of the "first star".more

UK shops are gearing up for a busy period as Christmas approaches, despite a recent survey which revealed half of Brits are planning to spend less on food and presents, and more than one in three planned to shop earlier to spread the costs. more

Travellers heading to the Port of Dover are facing long queues following a walkout by French workers. Port officials said "exceptionally heavy traffic" was causing delays for passengers making their Christmas getaway across the Channel.more

With a week to go until Christmas, forecasters have told parts of the UK to expect "wintry outbreaks" over the next few weeks, with snow and ice expected in some regions. more

Say goodbye to ad-free Netflix if you’re a new Sky customer – the company has now scrapped the streaming giant’s Basic service in its entertainment bundles. more

A new version of Pictionary that pits artist against artificial intelligence and a pet “robo-dog” with a wagging tail are among the toys destined to appear on Christmas lists this year as retailers pray for better sales during the key festive trading period. more

A west London library has had to temporarily close after bedbugs were found in returned books. It was announced on Monday that Northolt library in West Ealing would be closed until the issue is resolved.more

The Government confirmed the price increase as well as a review into the "sustainability of the payment" earlier this week. The charge was first introduced in June 1946, when television broadcasts resumed following the Second World War, and TV has changed dramatically since then. more

People should stock up on battery-powered radios and torches, as well as candles and first aid kits in order to prepare for power cuts or digital communications going down, the deputy prime minister reportedly said.more

Christmas is on the way and, like every year, London is set to be a hotbed of activity. more

Eurostar trains from Amsterdam to London via Rotterdam will not take passengers for six months while a new terminal is built at Centraal station in the Dutch capital, Dutch Railways (NS) has announced.more

The rare Bounty bar is made out of solid gold and measures 10cm long and 4cm wide – the same size as a full-size bar out of its wrapper. It weighs a whopping 1kg and is expected to only increase in price as the cost of gold does. more

Having just moved to London, I've never had the chance to go to Winter Wonderland before. But I had always dreamed to. So when I got invited to attend the 2023 launch, I jumped at the opportunity. I was able to go a day before the wonderland officially opened to the public (November 17).more

Londoners hoping to travel around the city this weekend may need to make alternate plans, as certain stations will be partially or completely closed to allow TfL to complete necessary maintenance.more

Public transport users in London are failing to claim thousands of lost property items handed in every week. The transport authority moved its lost property office from South Kensington to West Ham to accommodate the rising number of objects being stored.more