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This UK supermarket giant is rolling out self-service laundry machines at 100s of stores across the country – now you can wash while you shop

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By Sam Barker
| Secret Glasgow Verified
Credit: ASDA Supermarket giant ASDA is rolling out a game-changing initiative across 700 of its stores across the country. As part of a new partnership with ME Group International, up to 700 Wash.ME self‑service laundry machines will be installed across Asda stores. Launching next month, in May, you’ll find the new machines in Asda Supercentres, Superstores, supermarkets and Express sites.
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This popular chain of Mexican restaurants is giving away 15,000 FREE burritos around the country for National Burrito Day – here’s how to get one

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By Sam Barker
| Secret Manchester
One of the greatest days of the food calendar is arriving tomorrow, and a massive giveaway is taking over the country in celebration. That’s right, tomorrow (April 2) is National Burrito Day, and a popular chain of UK Mexican restaurants is celebrating by giving away 15,000 free burritos.
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Wheels coming off London property investment, says Rathbones

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By Sam Barker
| Mortgage Strategy Magazine Verified
The investment potential of the London property market has ground to a halt, according to wealth management firm Rathbones. Recent analysis by estate agent Hamptons has found London sellers are more likely than anyone else to sell their home for less than they bought it for. Analysis of Land Registry figures shows that 14.8% of London sellers in 2025 sold for less than they originally paid, overtaking the North East, which held the top spot in 2024.
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