Fans of unique flavoured chocolate rejoice – Green Tea Kit Kats are finally making their way to the UK. Fifteen years after they were first introduced in Japan, Nestlé has announced that it will bringing the Matcha Green Tea variety of the popular chocolate snack to Britain, though they will be in limited supply. The […]

Reports of Whirlpool tumble dryers catching fire in homes continue to be made, despite supposedly being modified by the manufacturer, Which? has warned. The consumer group said it had received accounts from more than 30 owners who said that the dryers had caught fire, or produced smoke or a smell of burning. In once case, […]

by Byron Melton A man from Portsmouth has been conned out of thousands of pounds by fraudsters pretending to work for phone and TV provider, Virgin Media. Hampshire police have issued advice after the victim, who wants to remain anonymous, had £27,000 stolen from his bank account by scammers who gained remote access to his […]

Q: I want to book my summer holiday and was planning to drive to France with my dogs as I have in previous years. https://jpgreatcontent.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Brexit_Jargon_Explained-1-1.m4v Is there any way of knowing if this is a sensible thing to do? Can we plan that far ahead? I anticipate problems with the exchange rate for spending money […]

Lidl are recalling Sondey Orange Jaffa Cakes and Sondey Jaffa Minis as they contain milk that hasn’t been labelled. Due to the mislabelling the products pose a health risk to anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents. The German supermarket have recalled all affected products and relevant allergy support organisations have been […]

We have only just witnessed the Super Snow Moon light up the February skies, a month on from January’s Super Blood Wolf Moon – but if your part of the country was under cloud, don’t fret. Another dazzling bright full moon is in store on the night of 20 March, with the moon appearing larger […]

Brexit could have implications for satellite and space programmes in the UK. At the moment, we are mostly reliant on GPS, a global positioning system that is run and owned by America, for things like car sat navs, location services and smartphones as well as military applications that use tracking. However, the EU is in the […]

A new commemorative coin is on the way, and it’s set to feature a tribute to the late Stephen Hawking, who died in March 2018. A Royal Proclamation – as reported by ChangeChecker.org – announced the new 50p coin this week, which will honour the life of the eminent physicist, and in particular his theoretical […]

Over the years there have been a number of stories about how EU laws impact our lives in the UK. With the Brexit date looming we take a look at the rulings that have made the headlines over the years and discover if they are true or false. The EU banned straight and bendy bananas TRUE […]