Britons will soon be able to get their hands on an affordable electric car, as budget-friendly brand Dacia has confirmed its Spring EV will go on sale in Britain next month.
The small battery-powered hatchback has been in showrooms in mainland Europe since 2021, but bosses at parent group Renault had been reluctant to launch the low-cost EV in the UK… until now.
From March, order books will open for the Spring in Britain, just in time for the chunky
Whether it’s airport parking, queuing to get through security, bagging the best seat possible on the plane or getting yourself a hotel upgrade, planning for a holiday can be horribly stressful.
But there are all kinds of tricks and quirks that can make all the difference. For example, join the left-hand lane at security because most people
With the end of summer fast approaching, last-minute British holidaymakers will need to move quickly to secure a break.
According to the travel experts at Which Travel? a beautiful city in Greece is one of the best options for a last minute August holiday.
While Bilbao was the cheapest last-minute option, Thessaloniki is another fantastic option for the end of August.
A Which? spokesperson said: “Greece’s second city is buzzing in summer. Escape the midday sun in its fresco-adorned Roman
Cleaning and laundry experts shared the optimal time to do your laundry in order to “keep costs low”.
According to experts at Dr Beckmann, most of the nation washes their laundry at the most expensive time of the day.
About 85 percent of the UK are doing their laundry when energy bills are highest, between 8am and 10pm.
One in ten Britons admitted to washing their clothes between 4pm and 7pm, despite this being one of the most expensive times
The price of a beach holiday has soared this year with TravelSupermarket finding the cost of a break in Spain, France or Greece has risen by more than 20 percent. However, there are still bargains to be found, particularly if British tourists are willing to travel slightly further afield.
Saranda is one of Albania’s top-rated beach destinations and best of all, British tourists won’t have to spend an arm and a leg to holiday there. From Saranda, it’s an easy
Summer seems to have crept up on the UK this year, but there’s no need to worry if you’re yet to book a summer staycation.
New research from Which? Travel has found there are still several cheap cottages available for a week’s stay in August.
The team looked at prices for nearly 10,000 one, two and three bedroom properties to find the cheapest destinations for a last-minute break.
Jo Rhodes, deputy editor of Which? Travel, said: “It’s not too late
Cruise holidays are becoming more expensive and although a lot is included in the price, hidden charges can mean costs quickly add up.
However, there are still a few tips British tourists can use to cut down on the cost of a cruise holiday.
Grace Sandwith, commercial director at Iglu Cruise, shared her top tips to save money on a cruise.
She recommends signing up for emails from a favourite cruise company as those passengers will usually be the first
A shocking 85 percent of the UK are doing their laundry when energy bills are highest – between 8am to 10pm – while only 15 percent of Britons are saving money on their bills by washing during off-peak hours, between 10pm-8am, the new research by cleaning and laundry experts at Dr. Beckmann reveals.
With households looking to cut costs amidst the cost of living crisis, the brand commissioned a nationwide survey to help the nation find the cheapest ways to
A “beautiful” holiday destination in Europe is the cheapest last-minute beach destination for summer.
The team at Which? Travel looked at holidays from Jet2holidays and TUI to find the cheapest options.
While Bilbao was crowned the cheapest destination for last-minute bookers, a beautiful hotspot in Turkey was named the cheapest beach hotspot.
Rory Boland, editor of Which? Travel, said: “Jetting off in the summer holidays this year could be very pricey, but we’ve found it’s not too late to bag
Bag a bargain: Investors who have snubbed the UK for some time may be looking to wade back in
Investors in British companies have had a tough time this year.
They have endured a rollercoaster ride of stomach-lurching rises and falls if they invested in the FTSE 100 list of the UK’s 100 largest companies – and all they would have to show for it is a return of just 1.93 per cent.
If they had invested in the 350
