It released some examples of designs it has received, including a dolphin, the Sycamore Gap tree - also known as the Robin ...

The Bank of England has been asking for ideas of what people would like to see on the next series of banknotes, in what would be the biggest redesign in 50 years ...

The Bank of England wants views on themes for its next series of banknotes, and BBC readers are full of ideas.

The Bank of England is giving residents until the end of July to submit ideas for the look of future bank notes which could lead to some interesting suggestions.

Bank of England has received thousands of responses to its appeal for ideas for the first major redesign of banknotes in 50 ...

The Bank's professed justification for this latest redesign is security, claiming they need to "incorporate the latest ...

The Bank of England is considering a major redesign of bank notes with a new range of themes and has been inundated with ...

The final decision on what exactly features on a banknote lies with the Bank's governor. More than 4.7 billion Bank of England notes are in circulation, collectively worth around £86bn.

Scottish bank notes are not technically legal tender and shops can choose whether or not to accept them As it stands, businesses throughout the UK are free to choose what form of payment they accept.

The Bank of England, which controls UK legal tender, has only ever featured three women since it began putting historical figures on notes in 1970.