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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UK Government announces £100 fines for ‘antisocial behaviour’ on public transport
Emily Sergeant
The Government has today announced plans to tackle antisocial behaviour on public transport.
In a bid to crackdown on loud music, littering, vaping, and other threatening behaviour on buses and trains, guidance was issued by the Government today for local authorities to prosecute and even issue fines of up to £100.
For many, playing audio out loud on public transport – also known as ‘loudcasting’ – has become one of modern life’s most irritating parts of the daily commute, but now, a new national campaign is aiming to encourage rail passengers, in particular, to ‘share the carriage, not the noise’ to improve the journey experience for all.
This will include reminders of the rules in place on the rail network and, if a passenger refuses to stop when asked by authorised rail staff, they can be removed from the train at the next station or face fines up to £1,000.
On buses, however, the powers for authorities were already made possible by the Bus Services Act 2025, meaning all local transport authorities in England are able to set and enforce their own rules.
Authorised officers – including transport safety officers and the police – will be responsible for enforcement, rather than bus drivers themselves, and they will be tasked with a three-step approach to deal with incidents. They will need to:
Engage with the person
Explain the rules and their impact on other passengers
Take enforcement action if they refuse to comply
“We’ve all been on the train when someone starts blasting music or videos from their phone,” commented Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
“It gets on your nerves and can quickly spoil the journey, so we’re launching a nationwide campaign reminding passengers to use headphones on trains. On top of that, we’re giving local leaders new powers to tackle loud music, vaping and littering on buses.
“It’s a simple thing, but one that will make journeys that little bit better for all of us.”
Ben Plowden, Chief Executive at the Campaign for Better Transport, added: “Antisocial behaviour is not just irritating, it can be a real deterrent to people using public transport – especially people with different accessibility requirements.
“If these new powers are properly and visibly enforced, they should help everyone feel safe and comfortable on public transport and enjoy the ride.”
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Police provide update after stabbing of 14-year-old boy at Manchester Arndale carpark
Emily Sergeant
Police have provided an update following the stabbing of a young boy in Manchester city centre over the weekend.
At around 3:15pm this past Saturday afternoon (17 October 2026), officers from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) were called out to reports of a stabbing on the ninth floor of the Arndale carpark in Manchester city centre.
Emergency services attended the scene, and a 14-year-old boy was taken to hospital with injuries consistent with a stab wound.
Thankfully, the victim’s injuries are not believed to be life-threatening or life changing, but an investigation and enquiries are ongoing.
Detective Inspector Sam Jones, of GMP’s City of Manchester District CID, said this will ‘understandably’ cause concern, but has assured the public that police believe this to be an ‘isolated incident.
“Detectives at the scene are working extremely hard to process the scene with Crime Scene Investigators,” explained DI Jones in an update statement issued.
“The car park is expected to be closed for several hours, so we ask for your understanding and patience whilst we gather evidence to bring these offenders to justice.
“Detectives and Officers will be in the area today to speak with local businesses and members of the public to provide reassurance. This is believed to be an isolated incident with no risk to the wider public.
“Greater Manchester Police are committed to diligently investigating all knife crime and bringing offenders to justice, and we are asking for anyone with information about this incident to come forward to assist with our enquiries.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, quoting log 2050 of 17/10/2026, or via the LiveChat function. Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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3rd July 2020 
