Whether you want to add extra softness to your bed or add an extra layer of comfort to your present bed, a memory foam topper will provide a more sleeping surface at a fraction of a cost compared to buying a completely new mattress. What do customers buy after viewing this item? Memory Foam Mattress Topper, 3 inch - UK Double Memory Foam Mattress Topper, 2 inch - UK Double See all 550 customer reviews See all 550 customer reviews (newest first) Most Recent Customer Reviews feels really nice, the only downside is there is no straps to securely hold it to the mattress blow, so it constantly slides. Would highly recommend this product. Took ages for the smell to go though and luckily we had a spare bedroom to leave it in to air the smell away When I removed the mattress from the box there was a damp smell from it. I left it in an out building to air thinking the smell was due to the newness of the mattress but after a... prompt service and soooo comfortable
Love this so comfy and quick delivery Brought this to try and rescue a mattress that had started off great but suddenly has gotten really soft and totally uncomfortable to the point that it was unusable. It's not high density foam and not as thick as I expected. I would have bought a different one of I'd known it wouldn't be high density. Make your bed more comfortable , we had some guest over one year with out this on the mattress and the follow year with it.I brought this for my caravan. it is really comfy and cosy. I have found that when its very cold it tends to get firmer and doesn't spring back to shape but... See and discover other items: mattress cover, queen size bedding, single mattress cover, roll up bed, Best rated Mattress Topper reviews Look for similar items by category Home & Garden > Home & Garden Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Bedroom Furniture > Mattresses & Toppers > Pads, Protectors & ToppersBy using this site you agree to the use of cookies.
A man who ploughed his car into a busy supermarket injuring six women 'lost it' over a missing mattress, it has been revealed.Robert Caton drove his £12,000 Rolls Royce into a Tesco store after an argument with supermarket management over a furniture order.His wife Deborah claimed her husband had 'a right to be angry' after the couple ordered a chest of drawers and double bed, which arrived without a mattress, from Tesco Direct. Robert Caton drove his luxury Rolls Royce into a Tesco store after an argument with management over a missing mattress 'I'm standing by Robert - he had a genuine complaint,' she told The Mirror.'Robert went to see the manager who said there was nothing he could do.'He then stormed out of the shop and got into the luxury saloon, where store managers tried to reason with him.Staff and shoppers could only watch in horror as he allegedly drove at the store and crashed into a window by the checkouts. Six women suffered cuts, bruising and shock after Caton ploughed through the store's window
Emergency services arrived at the scene after Wednesday's incident in Andover, Hampshire, where six customers were treated for minor injuries.Unemployed Caton, 50, was remanded in custody today at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court.He is charged with criminal damage while being reckless as to whether life was being endangered, dangerous driving and failing to give a specimen.Caton, who was flanked by two security guards, spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and address during the five-minute hearing.Magistrates adjourned the case for a preliminary hearing at Winchester Crown Court on June 5.No pleas were entered and there was no application for bail.Hampshire Police spokeswoman Katie Wilson said: 'A Rolls Royce went through the window at the front of the Tesco supermarket at 4.34pm.'Six women were injured and treated for cuts, bruises and shock by ambulance and air ambulance crew and taken to hospital for further checks.'A 50-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of drink driving and attempted murder.'
The car is towed away from the supermarket with barely a scratchOops... it looks like something is not right If you are seeing this page it is because you need to be in the UK to access your Clubcard information. You can still browse our site to find another feature or store you're looking for. If you continue having trouble please contact our customer service helpline on: 0800 323 4040Tesco Bank hack 'unprecedented', says Financial Conduct Authority chief 8 Nov 2016, 14:00 The Tesco Bank hack that saw money stolen from 20,000 accounts over the weekend was "unprecedented", the head of Britain's financial regulator has said. The chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said authorities were working to find the "root cause" of the breach."There are elements of this, as far as we can tell at the moment, that look unprecedented," Andrew Bailey told MPs at a Treasury Select Committee hearing. Committee chairman and Tory MP Andrew Tyrie said the case looked "extremely serious", affecting around one in seven Tesco Bank account holders.
The bank has said it working to refund all affected customers after money was fraudulently withdrawn from 20,000 of its 136,000 current accounts over the weekend, with suspicious activity being tracked across 40,000 accounts.A spokesman for Tesco Bank did not disclose the total amount stolen, adding that the incident is being treated as a "criminal investigation".Online transactions have been temporarily frozen as part of emergency security measures, but customers affected by the block can still withdraw cash and use other services like chip and pin payments, while bill payments and direct debits "will continue as normal", Tesco Bank said. The FCA boss said he was confident Tesco Bank can identify the affected accounts without customers needing to flag up discrepancies to the lender.Tesco Bank assured customers that money would be reinstated by the end of Tuesday, but Mr Bailey said: "That's important but not by any means the heart of the concern."The heart of concern is what is the root cause of this and what it tells us about the broader threats."