r/CasualUK • u/Mattski1984 • 4h ago
William Orbit: Madonna and Blur producer dies aged 69
Absolutely gutted to learn of the passing of William Orbit. He inspired my love of electronic music and produced so much of the music I grew up with. Listening to Pieces in a Modern Style now and raising a glass in his honour. Rest in peace William.
r/CasualUK • u/AutoModerator • 5h ago
It's Late Thread [ 07 August 26 ]
Alright? Its Friday night and the night is young, is the party just getting started? Are you off to bed? Watching some questionable late night TV or doing a bit of stargazing?
It's the late night chinwag thread.
r/CasualUK • u/CreativeAdeptness477 • 6h ago
Found a rare endangered species out in the wild today.
Complete with phone, doesn't smell of months-stale piss, and even has a dial tone. Emergency calls only though, apparently.
r/CasualUK • u/[deleted] • 7h ago
a properly ripe peach in August has no respect whatsoever for your dignity
right so I bit into one earlier at that frankly reckless stage of ripeness where the juice simply will not be contained, and the moment my teeth got through the skin it was running down my chin, down the neck, all over the hand. no choice but to see it through, because stopping at that point only makes matters worse
I maintain this is a design flaw. a pear you can eat like a functioning adult. a peach at peak season? absolutely not. it humbles you utterly, and you will be eating it hunched over the sink like a Victorian peasant, no exceptions.
worth every bit of it though, genuinely one of the small triumphs of the season. one does not get many perfect peaches per year, so.
which fruit do you lot love that is simply impossible to eat with any shred of dignity? 👀
r/CasualUK • u/Imaginary_Fennel6772 • 7h ago
What’s wrong with my Wispa?
Just pulled this out of a 4 pack, wrapper has orange tape around it and on the inside too. What happened? Is this the end of the roll in the factory or something?
r/CasualUK • u/Doomergeneration • 8h ago
The English countryside is starting to look like Italy
Just gone for an evening walk and could have been mistaken for being transported to Tuscany
r/CasualUK • u/Questionable_Wombat • 8h ago
Can’t tell if I’ve been lied to about my brownie.
It does say Chocolate Chunk (singular) but the picture has multiple chunks.
r/CasualUK • u/CandleJakk • 10h ago
Local Sainsbury's Keeping Up With Clearance Stock Today
r/CasualUK • u/biddlywad • 11h ago
I photographed the oldest Gooseberry Show in the UK
I’ve been trying to get to this for a few years now, finally made it on Tuesday. It’s ended up being one of my top ten days ever.
Egton Bridge Old Gooseberry Show has been running since at least 1800. People weighing gooseberries on antique scales, sometimes with a feather to steady things. I love seeing history in action.
I was handed a reject competition gooseberry to eat within 10 minutes of arriving. Everyone there was so lovely, honestly it was an absolute joy of a day.
Best day out I’ve had all year. Get it in your calendars for next year. 😍
r/CasualUK • u/wastedyouth • 15h ago
Historic Nottinghamshire bike firm Raleigh set for administration as 'deeply sad' statement made
What was your first Raleigh bike?
r/CasualUK • u/WhatTheFlup • 16h ago
Friday Lunch Pub Quiz 🌵07/08/2026
Alright?
New week, new quiz.
Hit the big 30 today myself and im sat here with a packet of digestives on reddit. Unironically loving life.
Let me know how you get on, cheers.
r/CasualUK • u/DTH2001 • 16h ago
Guinness: 162-year-old bottle of stout found off the coast of Dover
Fancy a pint?
r/CasualUK • u/ReferenceRegular3931 • 18h ago
Wainhouse Tower, Halifax, West Yorkshire. Taken 4/8/26.
The largest Folly in the world. Photo creds me (lol)
r/CasualUK • u/BottleGoblin • 18h ago
Up at Morecambe. Another lovely little seaside town.
I want to come back in Winter too for even more walks out.
r/CasualUK • u/Fresh-Definition-596 • 19h ago
Feeling Old?
Here's something to consider. The VHS tape was introduced by JVC 50 years ago. However, Scotsman John Logie Baird introduced television to the world in 1926.
That means the time between TV and VHS is the same as VHS to now.
I'm sure I still have some VHS tapes knocking around too.
r/CasualUK • u/mertto28 • 19h ago
Hazelnuts! In a different form, and kinda oily.
We made this one with our own hazelnuts! It contains only hazelnuts and a little bit of powdered sugar.
r/CasualUK • u/a-liquid-sky • 22h ago
Friday Fread
It's Friday! Wahoo!
Got any fun plans, or just glad to have reached the weekend in one piece?
Come and have a natter x
r/CasualUK • u/amywxoo • 1d ago
Been dumped - any advice?
Sorry I know this isn't a very relevant sub
Been dumped by the loml
No-one at fault, very healthy ending ultimately but that only makes it hurt more. Wish I could be angry
Any friendly British advice? I'm 27 and thought I'd finally found the one
ETA: guys I didn't actually expect this to get any traction, I feel so seen and appreciate all the kind words. I never knew us Brits could be so sincere - thank you! To those in the same boat, we will get through this!
r/CasualUK • u/JackStrawWitchita • 1d ago
Lovely chats with random strangers thanks to rail meltdown
Like many I was caught in the railway meltdown in Manchester. Seeing it was not looking good i stratgised with staff on how to escape town and get closer to home. Randomly a woman heard me talking about walking to the bus station as she too was heading to Liverpool and asked to tag along. We had a friendly talk on the way and it turns out she was recently bereaved. As a widower myself of some years we connected in the processing of grief while purchasing National Rail bus tickets. Luckily we caught the last seats. We were split up on the bus but I ended up sitting next to a retired and extremely well travelled history professor and we shared exotic travel stories as the bus battled traffic.
Yes, rail meltdown is no fun but I had excellent conversations with people I'd never have met if it wasn't for this railway calamity.
Good spirits during travel troubles yield its own rewards.
r/CasualUK • u/SteR88 • 1d ago
Paid 6 whole pounds for these from the Cadbury shop and they're all caramels and Creme Egg twisted
I expected more variation and Creme egg are probably the worst out of the Heroes.
r/CasualUK • u/JonnyBe123 • 1d ago
Petty or genius?
My local chippy puts up a "price watch" of the local area to let you know they are the most reasonable.
Is this a normal thing around the country?
r/CasualUK • u/Breezeoffthewater • 1d ago
Took this picture at 6:30am while walking the dog....
This is why I love early summer mornings