If Christmas isn’t complete in your household without a bottle of Baileys, then you’ll want to make your way to your nearest Asda this weekend to get your hands on a bargain.
As part of its early Black Friday deals – which falls this year on the 27th November – the leading supermarket retailer is offering shoppers the chance to grab the classic Christmas tipple at an incredibly discounted price in the lead up to the festive period.
And even better yet, one whole litre of it too.
Available for a limited time only from Asda stores nationwide, Baileys fans pick up a litre of The Original Irish Cream liqueur for just £10 this weekend.
This unmissable deal will be running from Friday 19th – Sunday 22nd November.
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This is on top of the fact that Baileys is actually already rollbacked to £12 at Asda, when the standard price for a bottle that of that size usually retails for £20, so if you were to head down to your nearest store before Friday, you can still get an impressive 40% off, but over the weekend, you’ll save a tasty 50%.
The deal will be available across all Asda stores in England and Wales.
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Asda has unfortunately not yet confirmed as to whether this deal or similar deals will be available on any other variations of the liqueur, or whether it will be able to purchase online too as well as in store, so shoppers are advised to keep their eyes peeled and fingers crossed.
If you are planning on heading to your nearest Asda this weekend, you are also advised to check the opening times and COVID-restrictions for your local branch ahead of your trip.
Morrisons is also selling one litre bottles of Baileys at the discounted price of £12 until 24th November when they would usually cost £20, but customers must note that they are limited to just one bottle each under the promotion, so if you purchase a second bottle, you will be charged the full £20 for that.
Sainsbury’s are also doing the £12 promotion, but without the limitations of one bottle per customer.
At Tesco, one litre bottles of Baileys are currently retailing at £15 – significantly more than at Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s – but those who are ‘Clubcard’ members can bottles for £12.
You’d still be better off going to Asda over the weekend though.
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Stretford’s free neighourhood festival returns this weekend
Danny Jones
Stretford’s still fledgling and completely free all-day festival is BACK for 2026 and is happening this coming weekend.
So, if you didn’t have plans this Saturday, you do now.
Simply named StretFest, this is the third edition of the now annual celebration in one of Manchester’s fastest growing neighbourhoods – and an increasingly up-and-coming one at that.
Kicking off in the morning and running right into the wee small hours thanks to a healthy dose of varied daytime activities, evening events and de facto afterparties, there’s plenty on the cards.
🎉 It's the big one on Saturday! Stretfest is back & we're thrilled to have a fab selection of LIVE Music on from 3pm – 8pm for it!
We can't wait to greet loads of faces, old and new. #Stretford will be buzzing with activity so come on down & make a day of it ! 🍻 pic.twitter.com/16Rnn5w1qj
StretFest only started back in July 2024, but it has quickly grown into a cult favourite not only among locals living in and around the Trafford town, but also among plenty of people from all over Greater Manchester, with last year seeing more visitors than ever.
Based not just over at Stretford Mall but the surrounding parks, Public Hall, across the bridge and an area they dub ‘The Beach’, there are several distinct but equally vibrant hubs, all offering something different.
For instance, venues like Longford Tap, Head Bar and Stretford Canteen are all involved, as are the likes of the Library and Martin Luther Church, but also recently opened cafes like Swig and Cuppello’s, as well as many, many more.
To be honest, we’ll probably be popping over for all the food and drink alone.
And, of course, there’s going to be plenty of live music, DJ sets, other bits of entertainment, and all-around fun to be enjoyed; there’s even going to be everything from arts, crafts and workshops, to pirates and boat rides.
Getting underway from as early 9am – thanks to the likes of the regular Stretford parkrun crew teaming up with the festival, and Mr & Mrs hosting a coffee morning for their first birthday – there really is going to be something for everyone from start to finish.
You can see the full StretFest schedule or build your own personal day-into-night programme HERE.
As for what else is on the cards for the final few days of March (give or take a couple), you can find out what else is on in and around the ten boroughs down below.
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Stockport County defender Brad Hills ruled out for the rest of the season
Danny Jones
In a big blow to their promotion push, Stockport County have been hit with a major injury and loss to their first-team squad, as defender Brad Hills has been ruled out for what looks to be the remainder of the season and then some.
Not what Hatters will want to hear with crunch-time in and around the playoffs now well underway.
Having emerged as even more of a starring centre-back this year, following his initial loan spell with the club during the previous campaign, Brad Hills has arguably been one of Stockport’s best and most reliable players in 2025/26 thus far – but not County will have to do without him.
Although the exact severity is yet to be fully revealed, the former Norwich City youth academy graduate is said to have hurt his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).
Confirming the news on social media, the Greater Manchester side stated: “We regret to inform supporters that Brad Hills sustained an ACL injury in Saturday’s draw at Luton Town that will rule him out for the foreseeable future.
“Our full focus is on supporting Brad throughout his recovery – we know he’ll come back stronger”
For anyone unaware, ACL tears/ruptures are among some of the worst injuries in football, and depending on the extent of the damage, it can take anywhere between six months and a full year to bounce back.
Safe to say, therefore, that supporters have been left gutted by the update, with one commenting, “Awful, awful news”; another simply wrote, “FFS”.
After typing a very long expletive following the show news, fan podcast The Scarf Bergara Wore wrote: “Wishing Bradley Hills a speedy recovery – come back stronger!
Since becoming a permanent signing back in August, he’s earned multiple man-of-the-match awards in blue and white, not to mention contributed to a decent number of clean sheets. He’ll be a big miss in their backline.
While it’s no doubt a big setback as the League One team looks to get promoted into the Championship, the absence could see manager Dave Challinor reshuffle the pack and perhaps even the formation for the remaining fixtures.
One option is Louie Barry, who – depending on the setup – could finally be set for a return to the pitch after he was signed on a third loan deal this past January, but is still continuing his own rehab following a knee operation.
Put it this way, with not many games left, lots of County fans are probably wishing that the pending and potential further changes in the EFL could have come sooner…
Emily Sergeant -
17th November 2020 
