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Home & Living
This page brings together posts focused on life at home, from practical household updates to seasonal changes and useful features. You’ll find a mix of inspiration and information designed to support everyday living.
How to Get Free Disney Plus with Uber One
Here's how to get a free year of Disney+ with Uber Eats, plus a year of Deliveroo Silver with Amazon Prime for free!
The TV Licence Is Increasing In 2026, But Do You Actually Need One?
The UK TV licence fee will rise to £174.50 in April 2026. Here’s when you legally need one, when streaming services mean you don’t, and how to cancel if you no longer require it.
Morrisons Introduces Stoma-Friendly Toilets Across All UK Supermarkets
Morrisons has made accessible toilets in all UK stores stoma-friendly following customer feedback. Here’s what the changes mean and why they matter.
Lidl Targets 70% Food Waste Reduction During Food Waste Action Week
Lidl has announced a new target to cut food waste by 70%. Here’s what Food Waste Action Week is and how surplus food apps help reduce waste.
Royal Mail Stamp Prices Are Rising (Again)
Royal Mail stamp prices are rising again. Here is what the new First and Second Class postage costs will be, how much they have increased since 2020, and whether it makes sense to stock up before the change.
IKEA Buy Back Scheme UK: Is It Worth Your Time?
Complete IKEA buy back scheme review 2025. Learn how to get 52% back on furniture, Family membership benefits, vs private sales comparison + cashback stacking tips.
Why We Chose a Simba Hybrid Mattress for Our 8-Year Old Son!
We bought a Simba Hybrid mattress for our 8-year-old’s bed. It costs more upfront, but the comfort, cooling, and lifespan make it better value long-term.
The Penny Pincher's Guide to Evening Entertainment
From free streaming to £100 nights out, here’s what evening entertainment really costs in the UK and how to decide what’s actually worth paying for.
How to Renovate Your Home on a Budget Without Cutting Corners
Home renovation doesn't have to drain your savings. By focusing on what genuinely improves how your home functions, rather than just how it looks, you can create meaningful upgrades without breaking the budget.
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