Indeed, they specifically list them as things not to provide:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visitor-visa-guide-to-supporting-documents/guide-to-supporting-documents-visiting-the-uk
13. Documents you should not use as evidence
Some types of documents are less useful as evidence in visit applications. These include:
bank statements or letters issued more than 1 year before the date of application
credit card statements
driving licence
educational certificates that are not listed as required for your visa
evidence of car ownership
personal photographs
notarial certificates
business cards
hotel bookings
flight bookings (unless transiting)
photocopies of bank cards
certificates relating to leisure activities, for example sports trophies
travel insurance
sponsor’s utility bills
sponsor’s council tax bills
When we first applied for UK visit Visa 10 years ago, some guys at work had a checklist they used to apply for their partners. It was gigantic! They were supplying loads of photos, print outs of text messages between them and partners, email exchanges, phone records, Hotels booking from holidays together in Thailand, flight records, travel insurance receipts, all sorts of stuff. I saw one guy's stack of application documents and it was as thick as book.
I went online and started though the process and noted exactly what they asked for and only supplied just that. Told the guys at work what I provided and they sure we wouldn't be successful in our application.