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Published business records can carry a lastUpdated date. Older records are flagged for review rather than being silently presented as newly checked.
We review the site every Monday. That means working through the pages that go out of date fastest — news, events, jobs, travel and offers — and updating what has changed.
It does not mean every page is rewritten weekly, and it does not mean every phone number and opening hour is re-confirmed with the business each week. Where we hold a check date, we show it, so you can judge for yourself how current something is.
Local information changes. FelthamDeals therefore treats the date a record was last checked as part of the information, rather than implying that every phone number, opening hour, event or offer is permanently current.
Published business records can carry a lastUpdated date. Older records are flagged for review rather than being silently presented as newly checked.
Displayed hours belong to the underlying business record. A check date helps readers judge how recently those hours were reviewed.
Offers are handled separately from business listings. An expiry date controls whether an offer can be presented as current.
Publication and event dates should be visible where supplied. Readers should check the linked source for changes or cancellations.
Guides that depend on changing public information should link to the relevant official source and avoid claiming that old details are current.
A freshness signal is not an endorsement or verification badge. Commercial promotion remains separate from editorial status.
FelthamDeals uses a practical 30/90-day freshness model for directory records: within 30 days is recent, 31–90 days is due for review, and more than 90 days is older and should be checked before relying on time-sensitive details.
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