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InYourArea readers hit out at prospect of cashless UK - 'we are being bullied into these modern ideas'
With a major bank predicting a nine per cent fall in cash payments by 2028, our readers have weighed in
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Daily Cuppa and Quiz: April 28, 2023
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Bank holiday weekend promises 'warmer, but more unsettled' weather - full forecast
The Met Office said we will start seeing temperatures of around 18 to 21C across parts of the UK from today
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Log burners won't be banned for key reason despite climate concerns
The polluting stoves have generated calls for a ban, but a recent report has outlined why this will not occur
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Dad thought he had trapped nerve but doctor gave life-changing diagnosis
Keen rugby player Ian noticed that his arm was twitching while working out at the gym
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Couple who quit renting to live and work from campervan say 'it’s the best decision we’ve made'
Robert and Mariona save £1.4k monthly on rent, and the move has 'transformed our lifestyle for the better'
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Sea swimming in winter: hot chocolate and 'swimmer’s tan'
What makes people take a chilly dip in the sea- and come back for more?
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InYourArea readers divided on low-emission zones after motorhome driver faces £2k fine
The zones are particularly prominent around London, with one unlucky Colchester man landing a hefty fine
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Daily Cuppa and Quiz: April 27, 2023
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Couple fly dogs in private jet as it proves cheaper than 'crazily expensive' cargo prices
Maddie and Stephen, who moved to America earlier this year, said the private flight was a 'no-brainer'
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Fears UK is becoming a cashless society - 'it's being forced on us'
In the comments, one reader spoke of their fears for a 'big brother society' in a nod to George Orwell's 1984
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Britons need to accept they’re poorer, and stop demanding pay rises, says Bank of England's chief economist
The central bank's chief economist Huw Pill says people and businesses need to stop playing “pass-the-parcel” to get inflation under control