If you’re juggling work, school runs and the never-ending Christmas list, Waitrose’s 2025 festive range might actually ...

From cookies to parties, let us help you be merry. By The Sunday Special Team As the holiday season approaches, the kitchen beckons. This is a time of year when many people — both more- and ...

Waitrose has reversed its decision not to offer paid work to an autistic man after initially saying he had to stop stacking shelves at the store where he had volunteered for four years. In July, ...

An autistic man who worked unpaid at a Waitrose store for more than four years has now been offered a job by Asda. The mum, speaking to the BBC, said: "We've had some great news - Asda have offered ...

An autistic volunteer who was told he had to stop stacking shelves at Waitrose when his mother asked if could get paid has been offered a job by rival chain Asda. The one person who can stop Trump has ...

A man with autism who volunteered at a Waitrose store for more four years was given genuine hope of a paid job, his family claim. Tom Boyd, 27, carried out work experience at the Cheadle Hulme shop in ...

The mother of a severely autistic volunteer whom Waitrose allowed to stack shelves for free has taken to national TV to complain after her son was 'sacked' when she asked if he could be paid. Staff at ...

An autistic man who worked unpaid for over four years at a Waitrose store in Greater Manchester has been told he can't have a job. Tom Boyd, 27, has been doing work experience at the Cheadle Hulme ...

A man with autism who volunteered for four years at Waitrose has lost his job after his mum asked supermarket bosses if he could be paid. Tom Boyd, 27, stacked shelves and emptied stock cages at a ...

16:46, Tue, Oct 21, 2025 Updated: 16:47, Tue, Oct 21, 2025 A man with severe autism who volunteered at Waitrose lost his role after his family asked if he could be paid. Tom Boyd's mum, Frances, said ...

Every generation has its own way of gathering at home—the conversation pits and buffets of the ’70s, the formal dinner parties of the ’90s, the open-plan kitchens of the 2000s. So where are we now? AD ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Dinner parties and entertaining are not the only currencies of friendship. I frequently gave rides to a friend of mine, who later bought a nice home and began hosting dinner parties ...