The old £10 notes go out of circulation on Thursday, March 1, so hurry up. The new pound coins and five pound notes (Picture: Getty) However, there is no need to panic if you haven’t got rid of ...

The novelty of the new plastic five pound notes may have worn off now, but pay attention if you have old paper ones knocking around. People have just ONE WEEK left to spend or bank the 155 million ...

You will be able to exchange it for a new one at certain places and this is the same for any other old notes you have knocking about. Old paper £5 notes ceased to be legal tender from May 2017 ...

The old style five pound note are no longer be legal tender ... But, there is, and always will be, one place that will accept your fiver now that the new polymer cash is in circulation.

BACK in September 2016 the new plastic five pound note ... The sturdy bank note is designed to withstand high heat and is meant to be completely tear-proof. But what about the old paper note?

The old £10 note goes out of circulation at the end of the day. These notes will cease to be legal tender — meaning shops are no longer obliged to take them — after 11.59 p.m. GMT on March 1.

If you've still got some old one pound coins lying around, you don't have long left to spend them! The coins will cease to be legal tender on 15 October 2017, following the introduction of the new ...

[Faulty new UK one-pound coins fetching a mint on eBay] [Shoppers frustrated as shops start rejecting their old fivers three days too early] The Post Office said its branches will accept the notes as ...

So, the old five pound notes are nearly extinct - but did you ... that fake £5 notes are being circulated - here's how to spot one The Bank previously said it has held off signing supply ...

There is one additional item of note about this legend ... In sum, we rated the old tale of a pharmacist questioning a prescription for "one pound of mofeen" as "Legend." The definition for ...

The old £10 note will cease to be legal tender at the end of March 1 2018. From then on, notes must be swapped at the Bank of England. New polymer £10 notes already account for 55% of all those ...