This independent gifting company on Etsy delivers Lotus Biscoff hampers right to your front door and it’s hands down the best thing we’ll see all day.
It’s fair to say that Lotus Biscoff has a legion of lovers, right?
It’s gone from what used to simply be a small biscuit to accompany your coffee, to taking on a life of it’s own these last few years, but for fans of this sweet treat, we’re not sure it comes much better than this – a hamper filled with an assortment of Lotus Biscoff goodness that can be delivered right to your front door.
We’re not just talking traditional Lotus Biscoff biscuits either, although they are of course featured in the selected lineup, we’re talking Lotus Biscoff Spread, Lotus Biscoff & Go, and so much more.
MillerCoGifts is an independent company based in Gloucester that specialises in letterbox-sized hamper deliveries, which are perfect for gifting to those who live a little further afield, and it has hundreds of five star-rated sales to its name.
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According to the product description, this Lotus Biscoff Hamper is comprised of x1 Lotus Biscoff Caramelised Biscuits Large Pack, x1 Lotus Biscoff Milk Chocolate Biscuits Large Pack, 2 x 2 Lotus Biscoff Travel Packs, x2 Lotus Biscoff & Go Dipping Pots, and you have the option to choose from x1 400g tub of either Smooth or Crunchy Lotus Biscoff Spread.
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There’s plenty of recent positive reviews from happy customers left for the seller too, so if you’ve wondering whether it’s worth the buy or not, it may be worth having a read of a few of those to help make your mind up.
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One satisfied customer said: “The gift box is Lotus Biscoff heaven. I ordered one for a gift to my sister and also received one myself. It is really well packaged and a great selection of items. Also the hand written note is a lovely addition. Really quick delivery too. Definitely recommend.”
“This hamper was for a friend’s birthday and it was perfect. It really made her day as she had her birthday in lockdown. Really fast delivery too – would 100% recommend.” said another.
The Lotus Biscoff Hamper is retailing on Etsy at £20 + postage/packaging.
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Once you’ve received your hamper through your letterbox, maybe you can have a crack at lockdown baking and make your own Lotus Biscoff Cheescake using just four ingredients? Or you can just eat them right as theyare instead, whatever floats your boat. Let’s face it, there’s not wrong way to consume this crumbly biscuit goodness, it’s all right.
You can get your hands on the Lotus Biscoff Hamper from MillerCoGifts on Etsy here.
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Man pleads guilty to ‘preparing for acts of terrorism’ in relation to Manchester synagogue attack
Emily Sergeant
A man with links to the Manchester synagogue terrorist attacker has pleaded guilty to preparation for acts of terrorism.
Mohammad Asim Bashir, of Shaftesbury Road in Cheetham Hill, appeared at the Central Criminal Court last week (Friday 5 June 2026) and pleaded guilty to one count of preparation for acts of terrorism under the Terrorism Act 2006.
The prosecution will consider the basis of the guilty plea, and now a two-day sentencing hearing has been set for 22-23 July 2026 at Manchester Crown Court.
In case you need a reminder, the shocking knife and car attack took place on 2 October 2025 on Yom Kippur – the holiest day in the Jewish calendar – at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue.
During the incident, two men sadly lost their lives during the attack – Adrian Daulby, 53, who was shot dead by Greater Manchester Police (GMP) while trying to stop the attacker from entering the synagogue, and Melvin Cravitz, 66, a worshipper who also helped stop the attacker.
A man with links to the Manchester synagogue terrorist attacker has pleaded guilty to preparation for acts of terrorism / Credit: Google Maps | GMP
The attacker was named as 35-year-old Jihad al Shamie – a 35-year-old British citizen of Syrian descent who lived in Prestwich – who at the time was on bail for an alleged rape, before being shot dead by police.
Following the terrorist attack, enquiries conducted by detectives identified Bashir as an associate of Jihad Al-Shamie, and established that the two of them had conducted ;hostile reconnaissance of a UK defence facility’ on 14 August 2025.
The pair were seen on CCTV prior to the trip discussing criteria for potential targets to attack.
They were then seen on ANPR cameras making the journey to the site – with Bashir acting as the driver for most of the journey.
He is due to be sentenced next month / Credit: GMP
Speaking following Bashir’s guilty plea, Assistant Chief Constable Rob Potts – who holds operational responsibility for Counter Terrorism Policing North West – commented: “Our comprehensive enquiries led to the offending of Mohammed Bashir coming to light.
“Although not directly linked to the synagogue attack, the fact he conducted hostile reconnaissance alongside a man who would later commit a terrorist attack show the seriousness of his actions.
“We welcome today’s guilty plea and look ahead to the sentencing which is due to take place in July.
“This case will understandably prompt public commentary about the terrorist attack that took place last October. My thoughts today are with all those affected, particularly the loved ones of those whose lives were taken and those who were seriously injured.”
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Pat Regan at the Fairfield Social Club – a brilliantly unhinged evening of standup comedy
Clementine Hall
There’s a particular kind of chaos that only Pat Regan can deliver, and the recently re-recognised Fairfield Social Club got the full force of it last night.
Making his Manchester debut as part of the ‘A Lovely Time’ series at the equally as lovely Fairfield Social Club, the New York comic, writer, and podcast host arrived with the energy of someone who had already lived through three emotional breakdowns before breakfast and somehow still had the worst to come.
Known for his work on HBO’s Hacks and the cult-favourite podcast Seek Treatment with fellow comic Catherine Cohen, Regan’s stand-up feels less like your traditional comedy set and more like being trapped in the world’s funniest group chat.
The perfectly intimate room beneath Fairfield’s railway arches was packed with adoring fans who were immediately on side as Regan launched into stories about traumatic trips to Paris, Grindr dates, massage tables and having crushes at the gym.
The audience was in the palm of his slightly sweaty hands (don’t worry, he’ll be fine with me saying so), laughing at every awkward punchline and self-deprecating anecdote.
The material is nothing groundbreaking, but this is what makes it so deeply hilarious; never before has shopping for the perfect pair of jeans been so serious and unserious at the same time.
There was laughter rolling through the venue for virtually the entire set, and after an hour of never-ending quips and jokes, we were left wanting more.
And the best part is, it won’t be long until we get more from this place, and it’s no wonder they’re starting to get the hosting plaudits they deserve.
It’s safe to say Fairfield Social Club has become one of Manchester’s most exciting homes for alternative comedy, and this felt like exactly the sort of booking that justifies its growing reputation.
By the time Regan left the stage, the audience looked equal parts exhausted and delighted. An absolutely classy evening indeed.
Find out about what else is on at the Fairfield Social Club HERE.
Emily Sergeant -
3rd July 2020 
