It said trading has been ‘resilient’ over the latest quarter despite ‘challenging’ retail conditions in most markets.

The retailer now expects underlying profits for the year to the end of September to be above £6.5 million, against £9.2 million the previous year.

Some recent trends could help to restore household confidence and ease affordability constraints, the building society said.

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