The Sun Launches Money Help Service; John Lewis Brings Back Quality Street Baubles
The Sun has launched a new service to help readers with money problems, offering job listings and savings tips. Meanwhile, John Lewis has reintroduced its popular Quality Street baubles for Christmas 2025, with a price increase and new designs.
The Sun has introduced a new email service, [email protected], for readers facing financial difficulties. Additionally, The Sun Savers campaign and the Facebook group Sun Money Chats and Tips provide job listings and money-saving advice.
John Lewis has brought back its best-selling Quality Street baubles for the festive season. The baubles, priced at £8 each, come in five nostalgic designs inspired by the iconic tins from the 1970s to 2000s and the latest 2025 design. Shoppers have been eager to purchase the baubles, with some buying the entire set. This year, the baubles are produced by Nestlé, the authorized provider.
Quality Street fans will be delighted to know that the Coffee Creme flavor has returned after a 20-year absence. However, the Christmas tubs have shrunk from 600g to 550g, containing around four fewer sweets, but the price remains the same. For those looking to stock up, an 84g Hazelnut bar is available at Asda for £3.50.
To help with Christmas shopping, The Sun offers a newsletter, Feed your Family for Less, which readers can sign up for using the link provided in the article.
The Sun has expanded its services to assist readers with financial concerns, while John Lewis has brought back its popular Quality Street baubles for Christmas 2025, with a price increase and new designs. Quality Street fans can enjoy the return of the Coffee Creme flavor, but should note the reduced size of the Christmas tubs.
