Your old £10 notes in your wallet will not be any good to you in the near future. As of today, the Bank of England is launching an all new £10 note , sharing similar features with the current ...

The Bank of England has confirmed that the old paper ten pound notes, which feature the face of Charles Darwin rather than Jane Austen, will cease to be legal tender on March 1, 2018.

The old pound coins and £5 notes have long since gone out of circulation, and you now have just two days to spend your remaining old tenners. The old £10 notes go out of circulation on Thursday ...

Old one pound coins will stop being legal tender on 15 October 2017. ... As well as the new pound coins, both five pound and ten pound notes have been updated to have increased security features.

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.

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 ...