Eagle-eyed shoppers have set the hearts of Lotus Biscoff fans racing after sharing the news of reduced-price Biscoff & Go packs on sale at B&M this weekend.
If you’re unaware of the hype surrounding Lotus Biscoff & Go, it’s the popular snack-pack variation of the beloved Biscoff biscuit treat.
These snack-packs usually retails in UK shops and supermarkets for around £1 each, but not only have they been spotted in B&M at the cut down price of just 59p, but a two-for-£1 offer is also available to snap up too.
A post featuring the product was shared to the ever-popular Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook over the weekend and many eager shoppers seemed keen to head to their nearest B&M branch in the hopes of getting their hands on a couple of packs.
Proving extremely popular, the post went on to amass well over 8.5K interactions and 10K comments from group members sharing the news of the bargain product with their friends, family and fellow Biscoff fans alike.
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It unfortunately wasn’t actually mentioned in the social post which B&M store the photos were snapped at, so hopefully this unmissable offer is available at stores across the UK and that all Biscoff fans have the chance to treat themselves to a couple of packs, but it may be a case of keeping your fingers crossed.
Lotus Biscoff & Go are available now at B&M for 59p each, or you can grab two for £1.
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If you are planning on heading to B&M to grab a few of these Biscoff & Go packs, then it’s advised that you always check the opening times of your local branch before making any trips in store.
If you’re craving even more of a Lotus Biscoff fix, then how about having a Lotus Biscoff hamper delivered right to your front door instead?
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Chester Zoo is hiring a new keeper to look after its ‘birds and bees’
Emily Sergeant
Chester Zoo is currently hiring someone to look after its ‘birds and bees’, and you can get your applications in the for role now.
If you’re after a career change in 2026, then surely it doesn’t get much better than this?
The UK’s biggest charity zoo currently has a vacancy open for a Keeper to join the Invertebrates team, and for the right candidate, this offers a fantastic opportunity to work as part of the wider Ectotherms department – with a focus on native species conservation.
Chester Zoo is responsible for one of Europe’s largest and most-diverse animal communities, and this is your chance to be a part of what makes it so special.
For this full-time role, the zoo is looking for an ‘enthusiastic, dynamic, and motivated’ individual to provide extensive knowledge and proven expertise in caring for and managing all the native invertebrate species that live there.
The ideal candidate for this job will have a HND or degree level qualification in a zoological related science or equivalent experience, and have ‘outstanding’ observational skills and attention to detail, as well as be committed to ensuring the highest possible standards of animal health and welfare are met.
The role of ‘Keeper – Invertebrates’ is 40 hours per week on a 12-month Fixed Term basis, with the working week being 10 days out of 14, including weekends and bank holidays as rostered, and the salary being £25,500 per annum.
Working at Chester Zoo comes with an ‘excellent benefits package’ and loads of perks too, including a generous pension scheme, 33 days paid holidays per year, a healthcare plan, pension scheme, a staff pass so you can visit the zoo for free, and complimentary tickets for friends and family.
Think you’re fit for the job? The closing date for applications is 22 November 2026, and you can find out more and apply for the role here.
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Appeal for information after serious bus-cyclist collision on Deansgate
Daisy Jackson
Police have launched an appeal for information following a serious road traffic collision on Deansgate, which has left a cyclist in critical condition.
Yesterday afternoon reports were made of a crash between a cyclist and a bus on the busy street in Manchester city centre.
The cyclist, who is a man in his 80s, has suffered life-threatening injuries in the crash, and remains in hospital in critical condition.
The crash took place on the junction of Bridge Street and Deansgate at around 12.30pm on Monday 2 November.
A large cordon was in place and Deansgate closed for several hours yesterday.
Police officers are now appealing for any witnesses who may have seen the moments leading up to this incident, or may have mobile phone or dashcam footage, to come forward.
No arrests have been made.
Anyone with information can contact police on 0161 856 4741 quoting the log number 1510 of 02.11.26. Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Emily Sergeant -
20th July 2020 
