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Discover a world of travel posters showcasing some of the best places to visit in the UK. Blessed with an abundance of spectacular UK travel destinations to experience and explore, our stylish collection of UK posters celebrates the United Kingdom in all her iconic beauty.

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From cities and towns to landmark locations of places to visit in the United Kingdom - traveling across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - we offer you wall art inspiration and wall decor ideas for your living room, bedroom, bathroom and kitchen, at home or in your home-office.

Places to visit in UK are vast and varied

Beyond England’s capital city of London , Wales’ capital city of Cardiff , Northern Ireland’s capital of Belfast and Scotland’s capital city of Edinburgh , we can travel along coastal seaside cities including Brighton , Poole and Newquay , visiting inland historic cities such as Bath , Oxford and Cambridge , through the Cotswolds in the English countryside, all the way down to Cornwall and everything in between. Moving northwards, passing Manchester and Leeds along the way, Scotland offers us wide open spaces to explore across the vastness of the great Scottish Highlands.

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I have many of these prints now and each one is stunning. The quality of the print and vibrancy of the colours are beautiful. I can’t wait for more places to be added so that I can complete my travel memories. Jane - United Kingdom

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Our collection of vintage style seaside prints and posters from across Wales draws inspiration from the classic travel and railway posters of the 1930s.

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Welcome to RailwayPosters.co.uk, the internet’s fastest growing collection of British  railway posters , all available on a huge variety of gift products. Free delivery on all UK orders

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Railway posters were extremely popular in the UK from the late 19th century through to the 1960's, advertising rail networks and holiday destinations to the general public. The travel posters often used slogans such as ‘It’s quicker by rail’ and ‘See Britain by train’ to encourage people to use the rail network to holiday around the UK (and further afield, with many posters promoting travel by boat to Ireland and Europe).

Vintage travel posters were in their heyday throughout inter-war years, which can be seen by looking through our collection. The travel posters we have range from the 1800’s, right up until the 1990’s, although the vast majority of artwork you will see is from the 1920’s, 1930’s and 1940’s.

Many of these vintage posters promote specific holiday destinations in the UK. The vintage  railway posters  often had a highly romanticised view of post war rural Britain. Many depict landscape scenes, while others show holiday makers having fun on the beach in British seaside towns.

There are also many industry posters available, some of which show work on the railways, and how the rail industry was changing. Some railway posters advertise trains, for example, the Coronation Scot and ‘King Class’ locomotive, while other travel posters promote British Industries, from the steel industry and brick making to fishing and ship building.

British Rail produced these rail advertisements to encourage travel by train, and there were a wonderful group of talented artists who would submit their artwork to be used by the rail networks.

There are many artists who you will come across again and again searching through the collection of vintage travel posters, including Ronald Lampitt, Norman Wilkinson and Frank Henry Mason. These artists were commissioned by the UK rail companies, (such as Great Northern Railway [GNR], Great Western Railway [GWR], London, Midland and Scottish Railway [LMS], North Eastern Railway [NER], London and North Eastern Railway [LNER], British Rail [BR]) to create  vintage rail posters  advertising certain areas around the UK. The art they created was of varying styles, from art deco to art nouveau and everything in between.

At  RailwayPosters.co.uk  we are constantly growing our collection of travel posters, sourced via the National Railway Museum archives. We are able to provide a truly unique service, as we print your products to order. Each image on our website is available on a wide range of items.

We offer beautiful  art prints  in six different sizes, starting at only £6.99. We also have a huge range of gift products. You can have your favourite design printed on a  mug , magnet, tote bag, postcard, greetings card,  mousemat , or  canvas .

These products make wonderful gifts, and not just for rail enthusiasts. Our customers often remark that our vintage railway posters bringing back happy memories of holidays and family visits.

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To provide a comprehensive understanding, let’s start from the beginning. In April 2010, I visited New York City for an international exhibition. As expected, the queue was substantial. During this time, I took the opportunity to sketch a quick drawing of some of the city’s iconic buildings. This impromptu doodle, made on the exhibition ticket while I was about to enter a store on 5th Avenue to buy a gift for my daughter, later became my first destination artwork on my Etsy shop in early 2014.

The response to my city poster series was incredibly positive and remains so to this day, which I deeply appreciate as an artist. This unexpected success marked the start of my journey in travel poster artworks.

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260+ destination posters from across the world, the most city prints are available at vertical, horizontal, with map above and in 3 panel set (approx. 465 total artworks). 36 unique schemes, for each & every city print. 17 standard sizes for all poster to cover any wall gallery. That means up to 185.460 artworks to choose your ideal one!

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Over the past decade, I have continuously refined my designs, now featuring over 260+ cities worldwide. Each cityscape and city map print is available in more than 18 different color schemes, ensuring you can find the perfect piece to complement your personal space. These high-quality prints are intended to express your state of mind and enhance your environment.

I am excited to embark on this new phase of my artistic journey with you and am committed to maintaining regular communication through my blog, where I will share insights and updates. Whether you love to travel or simply appreciate beautiful cityscapes, my motto remains: “Let your wall travel you further.” Traveling, in any form, brings joy and inspiration.

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A premium quality heavyweight fine art print material with a smooth, clean finish. This museum-quality paper is consistent & works perfectly with full color formats. The matte finish emphasises different highlights & tones in each artworks.

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Crafted from eco-friendly wood, our custom frames elevate your artwork and add a touch of timeless sophistication to your space. Delivered ready to hang, these frames are the perfect solution for effortless art display.

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Each canvas begins with a Giclée print. We then make a custom wooden frame from knotless pine wood & stretch the rolled canvas print over it. The canvas is then hand finished by the team, who ensure each corner fold is smooth & tight.

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Philadelphia Skyline: Warm Pastel Print

New York City – Times Square Travel Print

Paris London New York As 3 Travel Poster Set

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Atlanta Map & Skyline Art Print in Distressed

Warm Hues of Edinburgh: Pastel Skyline Set of 3

Review Highlights

Vicky was quick to contact me with a preview of the print before sending it. It is great quality, and we love it! Looking to potentially getting a larger size.

Beautiful work! Shipping took a while but it was delivered within provided timeframe and it was the holiday season so it was my fault for not ordering sooner.

I love the print. It is so classic and makes my room look very contemporary/smart! Highly recommend!

Loooooove these! So pretty in our space and so easy to communicate and customize for us. She even showed us what it would look like in our space before purchasing. Devotedly recommend!

Cheryl on Nov 17, 2023

Great customer service, beautiful product, and fast shipping! I couldn’t be happier, thank you so much Vicky!

Alexis on May 12, 2024

Beautiful map, fast shipping, immediate response time, paper backing and hooks installed for hanging. What more could you want? Very pleased.

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The world is divided into two different kinds of people: overpackers and underpackers. If you fall into the first category, don’t turn away yet! Give me a few minutes to try and convince you that there is a better way to travel.

As you might already suspect, I am an underpacker. My measure of a packing fail: Coming home with even one thing in my suitcase that I did not need, use or wear during my trip. I do fail sometimes, but not often anymore.

Here’s how to pack lighter – all lessons I learned the hard way.

Start with an Attitude Change

It helps that I don’t really care how I look. I don’t mean I would travel in ripped or dirty clothes. But I don’t need to be the glammed up center of attention. In fact, when you’re traveling, the more you can blend in, the better. You’re less likely to be targeted by pickpockets and local scammers.

Spend a little time researching what the locals wear and try to pack like that. This is the lesson I learned when I wore my electric blue winter coat to Romania, a former Soviet block country where there were two colors of winter coat: grey and black.

So if you simply must be a fashion plate, try to pare down the clothes to a capsule wardrobe of items you can mix and match and pieces that will do double duty.

Use a Packing List

These printable packing lists will give you a feel for the things you’ll need. If the list includes something you don’t think you’ll need, don’t pack it. If there is something missing, make a note on the printed sheet so you don’t forget it.

Check the Weather Forecast

I make this recommendation because I live in Chicago. We like to say, “If you don’t like the weather, wait 10 minutes.” Here, the calendar might say May, but the thermometer might say March. Or July.

So check the forecast for your destination. It will tell you whether to pack a raincoat, sunhat, shorts, or sweaters.

Start Packing Early

If you have a spare bed, room, couch or some other spot to hold the things you want to pack, start a week early and put everything on the bed that you think you might want on your trip.

Then walk away.

Come back the next day and look it over. Is there anything missing? Is there anything you think you might not need on the trip? Make adjustments accordingly.

Come back the next day with the intention of making choices. If you have two pairs of pants on the bed, take away one pair. If you have four shirts, take away two. And so on, until you have cut in half the things on the bed.

The next day, it’s time to pack. Start with the pieces of clothing you absolutely MUST have with you.

If you run out of suitcase before you run out of clothes to pack, you get to make a choice: Leave something else behind or pay $40 or more to check a bag.

Buy Packing Cubes

I resisted buying this travel essential for years. Now I can’t believe I ever traveled without them.

Packing cubes are flexible pouches with a brilliant zipper system. You pack them with the clothes you want to take, and zip them shut. Then – this is the brilliant part – you zip a second zipper to compress the insides flat. (Think of it like your expandable suitcase, when you open that second zipper, it gives you an extra inch or two of suitcase space. When you zip it shut, everything inside is compressed.)

As a bonus, the clothes you lay inside the packing cube are much more likely to stay wrinkle free. I don’t know why. But it’s true.

Stick with One Basic Color

When I head to a Caribbean resort, that color will be white. But most of the time, it’s black – black pants, a black skirt, a black dress. Then I add color in the tops I will wear with the pants and skirt. Finally, I pack a few scarves and funky costume jewelry to dress everything up or down and add more color.

Wear the Heavy Stuff on the Plane

There are plenty of TikTokers and travel hacker influencers who will tell you to wear layers and layers on the plane to save suitcase space. Or to pack a pillowcase with your stuff and pretend it’s a pillow, not a suitcase, so it doesn’t count as a carryon.

While that might be useful info for travelers on uber-budget airlines that charge for anything that doesn’t fit under your seat, you really don’t have to go that crazy. Just use a little common sense.

If, for example, you’re flying from Florida to Colorado, you know you’ll need your winter coat, hat, gloves, hiking boots and heavy jeans. Wear the jeans and hiking boots on the plane, stuff the hat and gloves in the coat pockets and carry the coat on the plane rather than packing it in a suitcase.

I do this anyway because I’m always chilly on a plane. I’m always surprised when I see someone boarding a flight in shorts and flip flops. I would be blue by the time I landed!

Think Layers, Not Bulk

Thin layers are always the right answer, no matter where you are. Even a Caribbean vacation requires preparing for chilly evenings or overly air-conditioned restaurants. Layers are the answer to staying warm and packing light.

Make the Best Use of Your Under-Seat Bag

Finally, remember that you get not one, but two things to carry onto the plane – a bag that goes into the overhead and a smaller bag that fits under the seat in front of you.

Don’t waste the space in that second bag!

My go-to is a roomy backpack because I travel with a lot of electronics – laptop, Kindle, phone, ear buds and all of the cords and accessories they require. But those only take up two zippered compartments. That leaves two more compartments for other things – makeup bag, an extra pair of shoes, etc.

The other thing that works for me is a big striped bag that is super flexible. I can cram a lot into it and still stuff it under the seat. The downside of that is it is heavy to carry, unlike my backpack which easily distributes the weight across my shoulders.

Practice, Practice, Practice

I know. This isn’t easy. Especially if you’ve always been an overpacker. But practice will make perfect. Try it on your next quick weekend trip. That will give you a chance to see how it feels to only pack what you’ll need for 2-3 days, how much you like being able to lift that light carry-on bag and how happy you are not worrying about whether your suitcase will show up at the other end of your flight.

Just remember to pack one more thing: a credit card. That way, if you find you truly can’t live without something for a few days, you can head to the store to buy it.

Let’s Have a Conversation:

Are you an overpacker or an underpacker? What’s your favorite packing hack? Share with us in the comment section below.

I was a notorious over-packer, choosing clothes for every possible weather event, For a 2-week trip to England, my husband insisted that I use only a carry-on. It was his best “suggestion” ever. I packed only limited blacks, whites and beiges and a variety of lightweight, colorful scarves. On the plane I wore my heaviest jacket —I too always freeze on airlines—and heaviest shoes. I washed undies in hotel sinks. I’m now a convert!

Congratulations!

I’ve always packed with just a carry on plus a backpack. My friends say they don’t understand how I can travel so light. I simply think toiletries, underwear (some can be washed and dried) I wear trousers, a top and cardigan while travelling. Then I just take a variety of tops a light dress or two and PJs. When travelling to the Canaries I often think I shouldn’t have even bothered taking any change of tops as t-shirts and blouses are so cheap there.

That’s another good idea: Buy what you need when you arrive and donate it before you leave. Especially in places where clothes is super cheap. Or go to the local thrift shops. That works if you’re not changing hotels. If you do that, you still need to carry extra stuff, which I don’t recommend.

When I travel I rent apartments with washers and only pack clothes for a week in my carryon. I agree a backpack is great for on the plane and when going out on adventures empty the backpack and you now have a daypack. I am off to Italy for 7 weeks with my carryon, my backpack and a collapsable duffel bag that only weighs 1.6 pounds for things I purchased (olive oil, cheese etc). On the return I use my carryon as a checked bag, only paying one way for a checked bag.

I am not a big buyer of things, so I have never needed an extra bag to bring home stuff I bought. But this is a good idea if you like to buy things on trips. Not only do you save the cost of paying for the checked bag one way, if the bag gets lost on the way home, you still have all of the clothes in your closet, so being without your suitcase for a few days or even forever is not so much of a challenge!

Cindy, I, too, was a newspaper reporter and editor for 35 years, ending my career as editor of the largest paper in Virginia.

Hi Kay! Nice to meet you.

I have become a dedicated under-packer. I’ve traveled to conferences with extra days for sightseeing with only a cabin bag and handbag. So freeing! Now when I travel by plane for vacation, no matter how long, I manage it with only a cabin bag. I can wash shirts etc. in the sink and I have a travel wash line. And I wear lightweight casual clothing. This article is exactly my idea of travel!

Great ideas! I’ve been trying to be a carryon-only packer for the past two years. I was forced into it two years ago when my husband and I were traveling to Italy and Europe was having issues with lost luggage. We were in Italy for two weeks and I did it! I also only packed a limited number of panties, bras and socks and washed them in sinks at hotels. I wear my bulkiest tennis shoes on the plane, with the next pair in my backpack or carryon bag. We are heading to Iceland in a few days, so your article is timely!

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Cindy Richards is a veteran Chicago journalist who has been a reporter and editor for the city’s 2 newspapers and 2 award-winning magazines and is Editor-in-Chief and part-owner of SheBuysTravel, a travel website for women.

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It was easy to find him - the red jacket stuck out in the slow-moving crowd.

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They ranged from the personal to the practical - how does it all work? How do vendors make money?

Most of them, it turned out, Andre was prepared to answer - some he wasn't. 

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What is a typical day like?

Andre had been at his pitch for about three hours when I met him and was rounding off for the day.

There's no set times for sellers to be on the street - but a typical shift might be five or six hours. Many other vendors do part-time or casual work alongside, like Andre.

The key, he says, is being consistent about the time spent on your pitch, comparing selling to fishing: "Some days you can stand here and as pretty as you look, you can just stand here for a couple of hours and people walk past smiling and someone might give you a pound.

"On another day it's as though the fish are jumping in.

"You could sell no magazines one day and 20 the next."

'It's a blunderbuss technique but it works'

So what's the best way of getting someone to stop and buy a copy?

Andre's method is simple: "I'm not shy of people - my technique of selling is I will stand in the middle of the pavement as an obstruction and by way of attrition you will get sales.

"I make a sound, I'm standing in the middle of the pavement - it's a very blunderbuss technique but it works."

Most interactions are positive, he says: "The experience of people is overwhelmingly good. People are overwhelmingly sympathetic and good.

"But I've had in the past young drunk men dragging my magazines and shouting out things. There is a presumption that this is something we are begging for - it's not.

"In the same way WH Smith is there on the corner selling magazines, I'm here on this corner selling magazines in the same way. I buy them and sell them."

From destitution to published author

My last question was personal: how did Andre come to find himself outside a Foyles bookshop near Leicester Square selling the Big Issue? 

He tells me he became homeless in 2012 - he was "destitute" and in "terrible debt".

He had worked for the Financial Services Authority doing secretarial work before he lost his home.

He's not comfortable sharing any more details, but he hints at the difficulties he has faced: "I think I would have imploded in some way if I had tried to just keep doing a regular five-day-a-week job with the pressure of the children and the pressure of the circumstances that led to our being homeless. 

"I just couldn't have done it."

Andre's experiences of poverty have also inspired him to write a book, The Muffin Man, which was published in June and explores the mind of a Big Issue vendor working in the underbelly of Soho.

It was published by Arkbound, a charity book publisher, but he was repeatedly rejected at first: "I sent my manuscript to a load of publishers and all of them wrote back and said 'this is interesting but it's not our cup of tea'."

'This job has saved lives'

Selling the Big Issue is about much more than the money for Andre - it's life-saving.

"This is a way of meeting contingencies and finances but more importantly than that, perhaps, is the human contact," he says.

"It's interacting with people which you wouldn't necessarily otherwise get."

He says: "If you are homeless and single, who do you communicate with? Who do you meet? Who do you see during the day? 

"This interaction brings you back into the real world. I can say for certain that this job has saved lives.

"There are people who might otherwise have taken their life but because of this and the interaction with other people, they don't."

He also says the Big Issue acts as a "a stepping stone back into regular society".

Ms Parsons agrees: "It's a really difficult job and not very well paid and we assume that people who want to sell are people affected by poverty.

"It's that sense of belonging to a community and having regular people they can talk to and a sense of being seen and heard.

"It's a really important structure in lots of people's lives - it gives them a reason to get up and get out of bed in the morning.

"It's also really important that those vendors are not just standing outside, sometimes in the rain, for six hours and people are not just walking by and not even making eye contact.

"The one person that stops and buys a magazine will keep them going for another hour getting wet in the rain."

In the end, Andre says, Big Issue sellers have many of the same struggles as most people do.

"While I still need to find a fiver for milk and bread - this helps take the edge off," he says.

"And it's London - everybody has got multiple jobs and nobody has got any money. We're all working like maniacs just to stand still.

"If I do this I can make sure my children have shoes on their feet and clothes on their back and food in their bellies."

Anyone over 18 can start earning a legitimate income almost immediately by becoming a Big Issue vendor. You'll receive full support, work fully flexibly and get five free copies to sell initially. Just email [email protected] for more information.

By Jimmy Rice, Money blog editor

As Britain woke up from a long bank holiday weekend, Sir Keir Starmer gave the country something else to look forward to: tax hikes and spending cuts.

These were all-but confirmed in a Downing Street news conference outlining the "dire" state of the public finances.

Again we heard that VAT, national insurance and income tax would be exempt from any changes. Instead, commentators believe levies on capital gains and inheritance will rise, with leading tax firm Blick Rothenberg issuing this warning on the former...

We have two months to wait for more details - the budget is on 30 October - but our politics team has outlined which other taxes the chancellor could have in her sights here...

One of the first things to go under Labour - ministers say due to the economic inheritance left by the previous government - was universal winter fuel payments for pensioners.

Only those who receive pension credit or other means-tested benefits will still get the £200-£300 towards the cost of their energy bills.   

Even then, they could have to fill in a 243-question form, as we revealed on Thursday…

On Wednesday's episode of the Daily, host Liz Bates heard from one of the plan's critics, Labour backbencher Rachael Maskell. 

Plus, Liz discussed whether there could be an alternative - one that could keep everyone happy - with The Social Market Foundation's Sam Robinson.

Listen below or tap here to follow the Daily wherever you get your podcasts.

Finally, here in the Money blog, we looked at the hidden refund option that could save you hundreds of pounds...

We'll be back with live updates on Monday - but do check out our Saturday feature on Big Issue sellers from 8am tomorrow.

Have a good weekend.

One of the stories inviting the most reader comments this week was our feature on whether the Nike trainers bubble has burst...

Many of the things examined in the long read came up in your correspondence - with quality and price seemingly major issues for consumers...

Nike have lost their way in the running market, unless you are looking for a top of the range, super fragile, supershoe. I used to have multiple pairs in my rotation, but today I don't have a single one. Brands like Hoka beat them hands down on product line-up & quality. TheRunner

I think Nike trainers in this era are ugly & overpriced. I collect Nike OGs from the 80s & 90s. Classic Nike Air Max 1s, Air Trainer 1s, 180s, you cannot go wrong with them. MarkyG74

Bought a £180 pair of Nike trainers the other week, smudged glue, loose fabric + stitching everywhere, most trainers nowadays should come with some trimming and assembly required note. Gudgeonb

Has Nike rested on their historical reputation and not moved on with the market? Value for money, consumer ethical beliefs and young people have moved on - have they simply lost that competitive edge? Not great for trail running that's for sure! Fashion statement, maybe. Jo

Jordans have had their day, Nike losing the market. Stoneymezza

Nike have priced themselves out of the market, the price of their trainers have increased by £40 on a pair of Air Max 90s in the last three years, people won't be ripped off and will simply take there business to other brands. Matteo

Nike's bubble has burst, they ditched the independent retailer and it's been downhill from there. New brands are now occupying independent retail spaces, retail space whereby you get a personalised experience, one where you learn the history and culture of a brand. Anthony Hammond

This is always down to price. The affordability of some of these trainers is scandalous, £200 for same material as ones I get front Primark for £10. Nickgloverbirkenhead

Myself and fiancée used to love Nike. But I feel they aren't as diverse and inclusive as they once were. Additionally, they aren't as affordable or comfortable. It feels as if they've prioritised cheap manufacturing over expensive prices. This is upsetting. From a Nike fan. Niall Benson

Readers also reacted to this post suggesting capital gains tax could rise in the October budget...

These were some of the comments...

I spent many of my professional years being paid by clients to minimise their exposure to CGT. The government could (and perhaps should) require a CGT computation on a property sale, to be made as part of the sales transaction and a payment made on account at that time. Nick Taylor

The vast majority of working people earning below £30k a year will not need to worry about this. So why are the media making a big deal of it? CGT accounts for 2% of total tax so it's a good move for the people or companies to pay their fair share as it's felt like they haven't. Mike

We also had lots of mail on hotels putting up prices on nights when Oasis are playing.

This dynamic pricing is used across the industry - but this week Maldron Hotels found itself facing a backlash after what it called a "technical error" led to cheaper reservations being cancelled, and then the rooms being temporarily advertised at a higher rate.

Here are some of the comments that came in...

Booked a hotel in Dublin for Oasis concert dates yesterday, paid 200 then they cancelled it and when I went back on the same room was nearly 500. How is this allowed? Joe mallon10

Happened to me. Booked two rooms at the Maldron Hotel Cathedral Square at £253 each. Got an email to say they were cancelled, called the hotel as they were still confirmed on booking.com and they said they were all cancelled on their side but being resold at £443 10 minutes later. Katie

Hotels have been doing this for years. The minute LFC get into a final the room prices triple. Jackolfc

The prices can only go as high as the concert goers will. For these concerts they will be prepared to go very high. That's the ONLY reason Oasis are touring. Money!👍🏼😂 Hafalumpa

Hotels should be regulated and fined for doing such unscrupulous pricing. They do this regularly for events, it needs government intervention. Barbara

Planned strikes by LNER train drivers have been called off this weekend, the Aslef union has announced.

Members were due to walk out tomorrow and over several more weekends this year over a dispute about the breaking of work practice agreements.

However Aslef has announced today that the industrial action has been suspended and drivers will work as normal. 

It follows meetings between the union and LNER bosses.

Sainsbury's has announced a £130m deal to buy 10 Homebase stores and convert them into supermarkets , in a move that is expected to create around 1,000 jobs.

It said the deal should be completed next month.

The new shops will cover "key target locations" for expansion across England, Northern Ireland and Scotland, the supermarket said.

The first converted store is due to be opened next summer, will all sites expected to be converted by the end of 2025.

Vinted has launched a new electronics category on its app, allowing for items such as games consoles, headphones and smart watches to be sold for the first time.

Retail Week reported that the new category has been brought in due to the popularity of the limited number of electronics allowed to be sold on the app previously.

Fashion will remain the focus of the second hand marketplace, it said.

Experts are reacting today after it emerged that employers will have to offer flexible working hours - including a four-day week - to all workers under government plans.

To receive their full pay, employees would still have to work their full hours but compressed into a shorter working week - something some workplaces already do.

Currently, employees can request flexible hours as soon as they start at a company but employers are not legally obliged to agree.

The Labour government now wants to make it so employers have to offer flexible hours from day one, except where it is "not reasonably feasible".

It is understood Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is behind the move and wants to introduce legislation on it this autumn after consulting with unions and businesses.

The government has denied employers will be forced to allow staff to work four-day weeks, or make employees work a four-day week.

But some experts have reacted positively to the proposed plan, with one describing it as a "beacon of hope" for employee wellbeing.

Gabriel McKeown, head of macroeconomics   at Sad Rabbit Investments, said talk of a four-day week is now longer a "whisper in the corridors of progressive workplaces".

"Yet, despite the natural 'too good to be true' suspicion surrounding anything that feels remotely utopian, this policy could be a beacon of hope for improved mental health and enhanced productivity," he said.

He noted that implementing the change would not come without "complexities" for employees.

Meanwhile,  Cara Cunniff, leadership and performance consultant   at ThriveWell Global, said a "clearer focus on outputs over inputs may be just the thing to jolt the British economy into action".

The plan "throws down the gauntlet" and "may be just the catalyst employees and businesses need" to recruit and retain the best workers, she said.

"We're in a race for scarce talent and the expectations of the workers of today and tomorrow bear little comparison to those of former generations."

Sky News has also spoken to Joe Ryle, director of the 4 Day Week Campaign , and Michelle Evans, founder of Small Business Britain , about what they think of the government's plan.

Mr Ryle says he welcomes the move which shows that ministers recognise "the four day week is here to stay" - though he noted the proposal only allows for a compression rather than a reduction in hours, which is what the campaign is aimed at.

He says some companies which have allowed employees to reduce their hours and maintain their pay have "seen productivity being maintained and the wellbeing of workers improving". 

Offering a different opinion, Ms Evans says it could cause "challenges" for small to medium businesses.

There are lots of sectors where this "just isn't feasible", she adds, saying firms such as those in the retail and hospitality sector "can't just close for a day" or afford to hire more staff.

She adds that it's important to "be really clear" about how far flexible working can go. Smaller businesses "aren't the bad guys" and "want their staff to do well", she says. 

As the hopes of tens of thousands of Oasis fans are crushed by a tweet just now announcing that everyone who's got lucky in the presale ballot has already been contacted... we've been asking just how much you'd be willing to pay for a ticket.

Oasis revealed yesterday how much tickets for the upcoming tour will cost, after Liam and Noel Gallagher confirmed they'd set aside their differences for a hotly anticipated reunion.

Prices for the cheapest seats start at around £73 and around £150 for standing - while the most expensive ticket will see fans paying over £500.

It had been widely reported that tickets could soar over the £100 mark.

A poll of Sky News followers on LinkedIn has offered some insight into how much people are willing to fork out to see one of the biggest bands of the 90s:

The largest proportion of people (42%) said they'd want to spend less than £100 to see Oasis. Only 6% said they'd pay £200-£300, while interestingly, a higher proportion (11%) said they'd be willing to spend over £300.

Social media users are reacting to the ticket prices, as fans prepare to find out today whether they've been successful in a resale ballot.

One X user said they were "so disappointed", while another said the band were "taking the p***".

"Those Oasis ticket prices are a farce," said another.

Other fans took to social media with evidence of much cheaper tickets from days gone by...

But while some have been left feeling put out by how much an Oasis ticket could set them back - others have defended the pricing.

One user said they felt the tickets were a "fair price", while another said: "Did people really expect Oasis to charge the price of a Watford at home ticket and a packet of pork scratchings? Come on."

"Oasis can just take my money I absolutely do not care what the ticket price is," said another fan.

By Sarah Taaffe-Maguire , business reporter

House prices are now growing at the fastest annual rate in nearly two years, the UK's largest building society has said, with rises expected to continue.

In the year up to August, houses became 2.4% more valuable with the average property costing £265,375, according to Nationwide.

But prices are still below the all-time highs recorded in the summer of 2022 by about 3%.

The annual increase and associated increase in buying demand is still "subdued by historic standards", Nationwide said.

Read the full story here :

The deadline for working parents of nine-month-olds in England to register for 15 free hours of government-funded childcare a week is tomorrow.

From 1 September, the free childcare offer is being extended to eligible parents with children of this age and older.

But with applications due by 31 August, families need to act now.

Check if you're eligible  here  - or read on for our explainer on free childcare across the UK.

Three and four-year-olds

In England, all parents of children aged three and four in England can claim 15 hours of free childcare per week, for 1,140 hours (38 weeks) a year, at an approved provider.

This is a universal offer open to all.

It can be extended to 30 hours where both parents (or the sole parent) are in work, earn the weekly minimum equivalent of 16 hours at the national minimum or living wage, and have an income of less than £100,000 per year.

Two-year- olds

Previously, only parents in receipt of certain benefits were eligible for 15 hours of free childcare.

But, as of April, this was extended to working parents.

This is not a universal offer, however.

A working parent must earn more than £8,670 but less than £100,000 per year. For couples, the rule applies to both parents.

Nine-months-old

On 1 September, this same 15-hour offer will be extended to working parents of children aged from nine months. From 12 May, those whose children will be at least nine months old on 31 August can apply to received the 15 hours of care from September.

From September 2025

The final change to the childcare offer in England will be rolled out in September 2025, when eligible working parents of all children under the age of five will be able to claim 30 hours of free childcare a week.

In some areas of Wales, the Flying Start early years programme offers 12.5 hours of free childcare for 39 weeks, for eligible children aged two to three. The scheme is based on your postcode area, though it is currently being expanded.

All three and four-year-olds are entitled to free early education of 10 hours per week in approved settings during term time under the Welsh government's childcare offer.

Some children of this age are entitled to up to 30 hours per week of free early education and childcare over 48 weeks of the year. The hours can be split - but at least 10 need to be used on early education.

To qualify for this, each parent must earn less than £100,000 per year, be employed and earn at least the equivalent of working 16 hours a week at the national minimum wage, or be enrolled on an undergraduate, postgraduate or further education course that is at least 10 weeks in length.

All three and four-year-olds living in Scotland are entitled to at least 1,140 hours per year of free childcare, with no work or earnings requirements for parents. 

This is usually taken as 30 hours per week over term time (38 weeks), though each provider will have their own approach.

Some households can claim free childcare for two-year-olds. To be eligible you have to be claiming certain benefits such as Income Support, Jobseeker's Allowance or Universal Credit, or have a child that is in the care of their local council or living with you under a guardianship order or kinship care order.

Northern Ireland

There is no scheme for free childcare in Northern Ireland. Some other limited support is available.

Working parents can access support from UK-wide schemes such as tax credits, Universal Credit, childcare vouchers and tax-free childcare.

Aside from this, all parents of children aged three or four can apply for at least 12.5 hours a week of funded pre-school education during term time. But over 90% of three-year-olds have a funded pre-school place - and of course this is different to childcare.

What other help could I be eligible for?

Tax-free childcare  - Working parents in the UK can claim up to £500 every three months (up to £2,000 a year) for each of their children to help with childcare costs. 

If the child is disabled, the amount goes up to £1,000 every three months (up to £4,000 a year).

To claim the benefit, parents will need to open a tax-free childcare account online. For every 80p paid into the account, the government will top it up by 20p.

The scheme is available until the September after the child turns 11.

Universal credit  - Working families on universal credit can claim back up to 85% of their monthly childcare costs, as long as the care is paid for upfront. The most you can claim per month is £951 for one child or £1,630 for two or more children.

Tax credits -  People claiming working tax credit can get up to 70% of what they pay for childcare if their costs are no more than £175 per week for one child or £300 per work for multiple children.

By  Sarah Taaffe-Maguire , business reporter

It's likely to be one of the last few days that Burberry is included in the list of 100 most valuable companies on the London Stock Exchange - the FTSE 100 - and this morning the British fashion retailer is the biggest loser of the index.

Its share price is down 1.69%, the most of any of the 100 companies, as it's expected to be booted out next week due to share price tumbles. It had been a stalwart of the FTSE 100 for 15 years.

Oil is ending the week back above $80 - higher than most of the past few days - at $80.42 for a barrel of the benchmark Brent crude.

The pound has stayed high, or more accurately the dollar has stayed weak, with one pound falling just about below the more than two-year high of $1.32. Currently a pound buys $1.31.

In an update to our previous post, NatWest says the issue with its banking app that left customers unable to access some services this morning has been fixed.

A NatWest spokesperson said: "Some customers experienced difficulty in making payments via the mobile app this morning. 

"This has been resolved and customers can make payments as normal. We're sorry for any inconvenience caused."

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