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HMRC £100 monthly boost for parents earning less than £100,000 under Andy Burnham

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HMRC £100 monthly boost for parents earning less than £100,000 under Andy Burnham
HMRC £100 monthly boost for parents earning less than £100,000 under Andy Burnham
NewsCost Of LivingHMRCFamilies save almost £10011:29, 04 Aug 2026HMRC has urged mums and dads to make the most of their Tax-Free Childcare eligibility. HMRC has issued a notice for mums and dads, saying they can sign up for Tax-Free Childcare on Playday to help pay for holiday clubs, after-school clubs, nurseries and c
The Mirror
The Mirror1 days ago
Parents hit with '£60,000' tax warning from HMRC
HMRC has issued a fresh warning to parentsRory Poulter10:43, 03 Aug 2026Millions of mums and dads are being cautioned they could face an unforeseen tax demand.‌HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued a new warning reminding households that breaching the £60,000 earnings threshold can activate the High Income Child Benef
Chronicle Live
Chronicle Live1 days ago
HMRC issues Child Benefit warning to UK parents earning over £60,000
If you receive Child Benefit from the Government and earn over a certain threshold, you might need to pay money back
Daily Mail
Daily Mail4 days ago
Tourists warned not to touch strange blue-tentacled creatures washed ashore on British beach
The unusual creatures, known as Velella velella or 'by-the-wind-sailor', have washed up on St Bees beach in Cumbria.
The Independent
The Independent4 days ago
Mysterious blue sea creatures linked to venomous jellyfish wash up on UK beach
Hundreds of exotic-looking sea creatures have washed up on beaches in northwest England after being driven there by westerly winds.Beachgoers in Cumbria stopped to photograph the raft of animals, known as “by-the-wind sailors”, that appeared along St Bees beach.But wildlife experts warned people not to touch them becau
Nation Cymru
Nation Cymru6 days ago
Electric-blue waves on Welsh beaches linked to warming seas
Abby Neve A natural phenomenon has captivated beachgoers across Wales as sightings of blue, glowing waves surge along the coastline. The electric blue glow is caused by bioluminescent plankton, small sea creatures that emit light when disturbed by movement. Unusually high sea temperatures Coastal bioluminescence is typ