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free sundae at hungryhorse min send?
hi I've just received a free sundae voucher at hungry horse for signing up to their newsletter but it doesn't seem to mention any minimum spend. does anyone know if there is one?
MSE News: It’s official: You CAN use a 2for1 voucher on a first date
"Over 85% of people think it's acceptable to use a 2for1 voucher in a restaurant on a first date..." Read the full story: It’s official: You CAN use a 2for1 voucher on a first date Click reply below to discuss. If you haven’t already, join the forum to reply. If you aren’t sure how it all works, read our New to Forum?…
Tastecard blocking negative reviews
Just had an interesting encounter with the team over at Tastecard. After a visit to the Landseer restaurant in the basement of the Bloomsbury hotel in London we were disappointed by the lack of certain items from the menu and also the portion sizes (although the waiting staff were excellent) We were left wondering if this…
Living Social won't refund for voucher not honoured
Hi I am in limbo between Living Social and Puma Carlton Hotel Edinburgh, in relation to a voucher i bought in november 2013, and for which neither company want to honour their side of the deal - can someone please advise what i do next? the hotel can't offer me any dates that suited, or that i was looking for and more…
Yorkshire Brick Show 22/23 February (LEGO) (FREE!)
If your children (or you) love LEGO then head to the Yorkshire Brick Show being held at the National Coal Mining Museum in Wakefield on the 22nd and 23rd of February.! Entry to both the museum and LEGO displays is completely free so ideal in these tough economic times. It's not just displays to look at though, there is a…
anyone know if you can use the "0% off at toby carvery with the free ice cream?
Can not find anywhere which says you carnt but just wondering if anyone has? :p *20% off
Breakfast
I'm considering eating out for breakfast tomorrow, choices are Toby (EAMAYL)+ hot drink (bottomless) £1.99 Crown carveries (eamayl)+ hot drink (bottomless) £1.75 both £3.99 or Frankie and Benny's big breakfast £5 + hot drink (bottomless) £1.75 any readers tried any of the above?
VUE Cinemas...
I love the whole Unlimited with Cineworld. Do you think VUe will offer it to their customers?
Help! - Ideal Home code
Maybe I'm being really dozy but I can't see what the code for the free MSE Ideal Home tickets is. Can anyone help?
Kids Go Free link Gandeys Circus Liverpool
Hi, The following is a Kids go free code for the Gandey's Thrill Circus in Liverpool during the February half term, it available online at quay tickets or with the discount code "gandeyfc" , it will give you a free childs ticket for each adult ticket you purchase .
Brighton restaurant offers
http://restaurantsbrighton.co.uk/restaurant-deals-and-special-offers-brighton-hove/ - seen on twitter
Has anyone got an Orange Wednesday 2for1 cinema code please
I know it's cheeky to ask, but I'm desperate. Has anyone please please please got an Orange Wednesday 2 for 1 cinema code going spare. It would make me very happy :)
O2 Arena eating
Hi we are going to the O2 Arena soon, Are the any vouchers available for any of the restaurants there please? Thanks :beer:
Printable Burger King Vouchers Starting at 49p
BOGOF's, Meal Deals and hot drinks for 49p! Expires: 2nd March 2014 http://www.burgerking.co.uk/offers?dl=1
Has anyone got a Orange Wednesday Code?
If some kind person has one going spare could they PM me? :beer:
Beefeater grill 50% off main meal
Found this on hotukdeals. Not all premises, however good deal. http://www.beefeatergrill.co.uk/content/beefeater/footer-pages/bg-50-percent-ss1.html?CID=%%__AdditionalEmailAttribute1%%
alton towers fast track
does anyone know how to get discounted fast track tickets for alton towers? the unlimited fast track is £90 each for one day! we are going for a few days and theres 5 of us. the problem is i have a very bad back and cannot stand for too long, but i am not classed as disabled so cannot play that card, but £90 is a lot of…
Merlin Annual Pass
Hiya! I bought my Merlin Annual Pass last year from the seal sanctuary in Gweek as I couldnt leave the house at the time. I called again this week, and you can stiull call up and get a voucher for the merlin pass. Its great if you are too busy to go to a site. There number is 01326 221361 Definitely worth it too, I take my…
Lightwater Valley
Cant think of anywhere to put this but if someone else knows, feel free to copy it there, Cheap day out at Lightwater https://www.facebook.com/LWVTP/posts/10151920809830292

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TV licence fee to rise by £5 a year to £174.50 from April 2025 – how to delay the hike
The annual cost of a standard colour TV licence will rise to £174.50 from 1 April 2025 – an increase of £5 on the current price of £169.50 a year – the Government has announced.

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