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Deputy Audience Editor, the Daily Express online. Coeliac. Nerd. Half Welsh. SWFC fan. 📨➡️ alex.evans@reachplc.com

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Tax-free personal allowance increases to £18,570 in May with HMRC savings boost

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By Alexander Evans Verified
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Alex Evans Households are being urged to check if they could earn as much as £18,570 tax-free with a Personal Allowance loophole delivered by HMRC which you will be able to claim again now that the new tax year is underway (officially one month in as of today). Usually, anyone who works can earn up to £12,570 without paying Income Tax on it - this is known as the Personal Allowance and it's been held again at £12,570 for the tax year which runs from April 6, 2026 to April 5, 2027.
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Gardeners urged to scatter coffee in garden in May

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By Alexander Evans Verified
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Alex Evans Everyone wants a lush, thick green lawn to enjoy in summer, whether for a spot of sunbathing, a bit of outdoor sports, or just relaxing with an ice-cold drink as the warm weather returns. Butgrassmaintenance is an often-overlooked job forgardeners.Over the winter, low light levels, lots of rain and bouts of ice and frost or even snow can pile up problems for lawns and grass, which can compound to weaken it before the warmer conditions return.
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Gardeners told to put torn up teabags in garden in May

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By Alexander Evans Verified
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Alex Evans Gardenersare being told they should put teabags in their garden in May, but only if they tear them up first.Compostingis a hugely beneficial thing to do for yourgardenall year round, turning your kitchen scraps like potato peel, carrot offcuts and banana peel into rich, nutritious compost that will boost your garden plants and lead to much bigger, stronger fruit and vegetables as well as much healthier flowers.
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