Tesco shoppers urged to check bank accounts following petrol station payment glitch

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direct to your inboxA Didsbury petrol station’s bid to extend its alcohol licence until midnight will only create more crime and antisocial behaviour in the village, worried residents claim.The Shell garage on Wilmslow Road is already allowed to open 24 hours a day but staff can only sell alcohol between 6am and 11pm.Plans for a 24-hour alcohol licence were rejected by Manchester council in 2019 over concerns that Didsbury Village would be turned into a destination for late-night

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Martin Lewis has been an invaluable source for money-saving news throughout the coronavirus pandemic, often finding long-forgotten loopholes that could save consumers a handy pot of cash they can then put to better use. In the latest edition of the MoneySavingExpert weekly newsletter, the f inancial guru shares tips on how to cut bills, without cutting back in what he calls "my checklist of big and easy savings to ensure your finances are lean and fit for 2021".

MoneySavingExpert is urging BP customers to dig out their receipts to check if they have won £2,000-worth of points, following a competition glitch. The consumer website founded by Martin Lewis, said it had been contacted by some BP customers who said they had been denied prize wins after buying petrol or other items at garages across the UK.

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direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis says customers who bank with HSBC, First Direct, M&S or John Lewis need to watch out for a specific letter.Speaking on his ITV 'The Martin Lewis Money Show', the finance expert explained how throwing some letters away could be the same as throwing away cash.Martin was sent a message by a man called Andy, who said he had been sent a letter by First Direct with an accompanying cheque for £50.It appears that Andy wasn't the only worried customer

MoneySavingExpert.com, reports that Tesco has taken payments made at some of its petrol stations months after the transactions took place, leaving some customers with bank charges.

thousands of bank customers across the UK, this happened to one viewer of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, who decided to get to the bottom of it.Alan got in touch with the financial guru to ask if the letter he had received from his bank, First Direct, offering him a cheque refund for £50, was a scam.“I recognise this letter, it is not a scam so cash it and this is really important for lots of people,” Martin responded immediately during the ITV show.The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com

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Police have launched a manhunt after two tracksuit-clad gun thugs robbed a female worker in a "terrifying" raid on a Scots petrol station. The crooks, dressed in Nike and Lacoste tracksuits, targeted the Spar store, next to the Shell Garage in Glasgow at around 9pm last night.

Martin Lewis has revealed how thousands of people across the UK are paying too much Council Tax and explained how easy it is to check and challenge your current and previous bills. In the latest episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, the financial guru told viewers how there are around 400,000 homes on the wrong Council Tax band across the UK.

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