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CHELTENHAM races kick off next week, and one high street brand has been slashing prices across occasionwear ahead of the event.

Coast is granting shoppers up to 30% off across dresses, jumpsuits, blazer suits and accessories – with an extra 20% off dresses and shoes.

Save 30% on Coast occasionwear and an extra 20% off dresses and shoes with code SAVE20

The combined discount means shoppers can save up to 50% on race day dresses, and there’s still time to get your delivery before the big event.

Formal fits aren’t the only items included in the sale, fashion fans can also save up to a huge 80% across the thousands of lines on the Coast website.

If you’re still on the hunt for an outfit for Cheltenham or you’re planning ahead for Ascot in June, we’ve picked out some of the top occasionwear picks from the Coast sale.

Coast’s occasion dresses sale

Chiffon Pleated Floral Dress, £77.40 (was £129)

Chiffon Pleated Floral Dress, £77.40 (was £129)

Coast’s Chiffon floral dress features a statement floral print with a V-neckline and billowed sleeves.

The wrap-around bodice enhances the silhouette, paired with the pleats across the skirt and sleeves for a feminine finish.

The maxi dress could be styled with pink heels or wedges, and it currently has a £50 discount.

Printed Balloon Sleeve Midi Dress, £55.44 (was £99)

Printed Balloon Sleeve Midi Dress, £55.44 (was £99)

Coast’s blue printed midi dress is the perfect style for both race days and wedding season, and it’s almost half-price in the sale.

Featuring blouson sleeves, a calf-length cut and a tie that pulls in at the waist, the high street number will be so flattering paired with heels and a blue fascinator.

Coast Pleated Wrap Front Dress, £65.40 (was £109)

Coast Pleated Wrap Front Dress, £65.40 (was £109)

Fuschia pink is a great option for occasion dressing as it makes a statment while still being elegant – and the shade suits almost every skin and hair tone.

The maxi dress looks like it flatters in all the right places with its long sleeves and pleated design, complete with floaty fabric that’s ideal for the warmer weather.

Printed Jacquard Floral Dress, £66.44 (was £119)

Printed Jacquard Floral Dress, £66.44 (was £119)

Florals are the trend that will never die, and the summery print is perfect for race day dressing.

The beauty of this Jacquard dress is that it gives a put-together look with minimal effort, thanks to the high neckline and statement ruffle detailing.

The look could be styled with neutral heels, espadrilles or flats – and it’s down from £119 to £66.44.

It’s unclear when the Coast occasionwear sale will end, but the brand offers next day delivery, which means there’s still time to shop a discounted dress in time for Cheltenham.

BEAUTY fans will be racing to Aldi after hearing the German retailer is about to drop an ‘intense volume’ dupe of Benefit’s viral mascara.

The budget-friendly alternative is going to cost just £5.99 – compared to the hefty £27 price tag attached to the hit Badgal Bang! version.

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So it’s ideal for any beauty lovers who want more bang for their buck.

Aldi announced the upcoming release online as part of their SpecialBuys section, due in stores from 9th March.

Their Girl Gone Bad mascara promises to give you “the glam look everyday” and help you “wow your friends with your intense curl lashes.”

It’s part of the Lacura range, which is a beauty, skincare, and haircare brand that exclusive to Aldi.

The formula provides “intense volume” and coats the lash for a base to tip curl.

It says it will keep your lashes in place for up to 36 hours, perfect for those after-work plans.

The mascara is also infused with Vitamin E, known for its nourishing and protecting properties.

So you’ll actually be treating your lashes while flaunting them.

The stylish 15ml bottle can be easily popped into your makeup bag or purse if you fancy topping up your application on the go.

Eagle-eyed beauty enthusiasts will notice it’s a much cheaper alternative to the viral Benefit Badgal Bang! mascara, which has been a viral hit for years.

Benefit’s product offers an “intense pitch black lash that’s all volume, no weight.”

It also boasts 36 hour wear – a claim which is matched by Aldi’s dupe.

But the boujee product (which has previously been dubbed the number one prestige mascara product in the UK), comes with an expensive price point.

So those looking to save their cash will need to keep an eye out for Aldi’s upcoming drop.

Aldi beauty dupes

The mega budget retailer is well known for its competitive designer dupes.

Earlier this year, it dropped a dupe of Charlotte Tilbury’s £46 Pillow Talk Luxury Eyeshadow Palette.

Aldi’s Lacura Quad Eye Shadow palette scanned through at just £1.99.

Helping makeup lovers achieve the perfect smokey eye without breaking the bank.

Other beauty dupes from Aldi include a £4.99 dupe of Charlotte Tilbury’s Flawless Filter foundation.

And a cheap and cheerful makeup base that’s an affordable dupe of the Charlotte Tilbury primer.

A MUM has explained why she arrives at her kids’ school to pick them up a whole hour early.

Lauren is a mother of two, and admitted in a video on her TikTok page that the double yellow lines around the school are placed in such a way that parents can’t park anywhere near it.

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And because of that, they often have to endure a 10k walk on a daily basis when they pick their children up.

So, to avoid that, Lauren gets to the school 60 minutes early, and uses the time to make her “daily FaceTime” calls.

“The reason I get here a whole hour early is because there is double yellow lines on every single part of the road outside their school, unless you choose to park 5k back up the road and walk all the way down,” she said.

“Which means that if you’re parking 5k up the road, you’ve got a 10k walk the whole way around when you’ve picked up two whinging children.”

Lauren added that her “whinging children” leave her like a “bag lady” when they give her their bags, coats and PE kits, and she would then have to walk “5k back up when they’re moaning the whole way”.

“Mummy I’m tired, mummy my feet hurt, mummy have you got a snack, I’m hungry,” she mimicked.

So, she instead uses the time to “contemplate on my life decisions”.

People were quick to comment on the video, with one writing: “I pay £1.20 for 30 mins after school club just to avoid the 3pm rush.”

“Such a good idea!” Lauren replied.

“Petition for all schools around the UK to build car parks dedicated for school pick up and drop off to safely get you kids in and pick them up,” another added.

“I don’t think it’s too much to ask for!”

“I do EXACTLY the same,” a third wrote.

“It’s like my peaceful hour to scroll and catch up on emails etc.

“In fact I am sitting here doing the SAME right now!”

“I have to do this too, my son is special needs and it isn’t safe to walk miles back to the car,” someone else added.

“I end up drinking coffee and reading in peace. It’s my quiet hour to myself.”

“I call it my car spa,” someone else said.

“I get there at 2:20 and have forty minutes of pure peace and quiet.”

Not everyone agreed with Lauren’s explanation though, with one writing: “Just walk! it’s not hard! Unless you have a valid medical reason not to!”

“My walk is 3 hours around…” Lauren replied.

“Do you not have anything productive to do in your life?” another raged.

“Last time I checked it was deemed ‘productive’ to collect my children from school, not sure about yours?” Lauren wrote.

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GARDAI are investigating after criminal damage was caused to part of St Stephen’s Green shopping centre last night following a fire.

The blaze broke out in Dublin last night at around 10.10pm at the side of the building at King Street South.

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It was contained to the site of former bar Harry’s on the Green and the side of Dunnes Stores.

Dublin Fire Brigade rushed to the scene following multiple calls regarding the incident shortly after 10.15pm.

Three fire engines later appeared on scene from the Tara Street and Dolphins Barn fire stations.

They were assisted by a turntable ladder, with a DFB District Officer also responding to the scene.

Members of An Garda Siochana and the ESB were also rushed to the scene.

According to reports, firefighters in breathing apparatus put out the blaze before allowing Gardai to deal with the scene at 11.45pm.

They have confirmed that no injuries were reported.

Gardai later taped off the scene and made traffic diversions.

Gardai also confirmed that investigations into the incident remain ongoing.

Gardai said in a statement: “Gardai and emergency services attended an incident of criminal damage by fire that occurred at approximately 10:10pm last night, Thursday, 6th of March 2025 on South King Street, Dublin 2.

“No injuries were reported.

“Investigations are ongoing.”

Reports have said that there was a significant number of people in the area at the time of the fire due to nearby bars and restaurants.

There was also a number of people leaving the Gaiety Theatre following a performance.

ANOTHER BLAZE

This comes after emergency services rushed to a busy Dublin street on Sunday after a fire broke out a pub building.

Firefighters from Tara Street and Dolphins Barn stations were called to the fire in the city centre just before 5.30pm.

The fire erupted at the Love Tempo bar, formerly The Clock, this afternoon.

In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Dublin Fire Brigade wrote: “Breathing apparatus teams extinguished the fire and a turntable ladder was on scene.

“It was the first operational breathing apparatus wear for Recruit firefighter Louise.”

As a result of the blaze, the road was closed for some time as six fire trucks battled the flames.

A Garda spokesperson said in a statement: “Gardai assisted fire services with a fire at a premises on Thomas Street, Dublin 8, this evening, Sunday 2 March 2025.

“No injuries were reported at the time.”

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