NEWSPAPER SUMMARY - Saturday 9th October 2010

Nudge

Daily Express Lidl free Coffee Coupon

Just been to Lidl for Free 100g Jar Of Red Mountain and
the coupon is scanning at £2 so I had bought the double
pack of Mcvities Rich Tea Biscuits on offer at £1 so got
the coffee and biscuits free
So worth going for

frugal_rock

Above Scotland - Cities

This weekend, get TWO fascinating picture supplements showing Scotland's cities from the air. Inside The Scotsman on Saturday 9 October get Part One - 32 pages of Edinburgh, Stirling and Dundee from a very different perspective.

Then the following day, inside Scotland on Sunday, get Part Two featuring stunning aerial photography of Aberdeen, Inverness and Glasgow. The supplements include previously unpublished imagery and fascinating historical photography of our cities, and are not to be missed.

Free inside every copy of The Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday this weekend.

Above Scotland - Cities Part One
Saturday 9 October

Edinburgh

As the New Town spread north, east and west, the ambition and elegance of the street layouts increased accordingly. The scale was gargantuan, with tall palace fronts rising to line wide, sweeping crescents and circuses of neo-classical Georgian and early Victorian grandeur. Enjoy superb aerial shots of Edinburgh in Part One.

Stirling

Thought to have been fortified from at least Pictish times, Stirling Castle’s first recorded royal connection came with the death of King Alexander I in 1124. Beseiged, sacked and rebuilt numerous times, today it is a battle-scarred monument to a nation’s turbulent history, a structure of fragmentary architecture ranging from Robert II’s imposing North Gate – dating from 1381 – to the extensive eighteenth century Outer Defences, created to withstand the threat of the Jacobite Rebellion.

Dundee

A dark line of iron and steel crossing the Firth of Tay and arcing towards the Dundee harbour-front, William Henry Barlow’s second Tay Rail Bridge – once the longest in the world – is a hulking, double-tracked statement of engineering stability and psychological reassurance. Still surviving directly alongside Barlow’s crossing are the stumps of the piers that once supported the first Tay bridge.

pipesmoker

flying_fresian wrote: »

I have thanked! I'm one of the people who views multiple times too

Does anyone have more info on the download of Syriana with the Guardian?

Thanks!

Ive just registered [after how many years I don't know] and have thanked.

As for the guardian, it's a "blinkbox" voucher for 5.99 only to be used for Syriana.

Details:

guardian.co.uk/film/signup/2010/oct/07/syriana

[as a new user I can't actually post links apparently]

G>

edit: thanks for the thanks :-D

nigreeves

Does anyone have the link for the Telegraph Virgin Caribbean offer?
Thanks

barneydog

nigreeves wrote: »

Does anyone have the link for the Telegraph Virgin Caribbean offer?
Thanks

The link to the offer on the Telegraph's website is http://www.telegraph.co.uk/promotions/8043572/Virgin-Holidays-save-up-to-40-per-cent-on-a-luxury-Caribbean-holiday.html

It's not much use though all it says is look in the Telegraph for details

funnyguy

I thinx it is rather sad that people dont post because they dont get thanx.The purpose of this site is to show bargains ..not get thanxed.I used to click thanx regularly ,but now I just do it if I purchase the item..and I am afraid I am one of those who steer clear of the button when people ask you to say thanx...
plewase press thanx if this comment helped you[or I will sulk]

quoia

nigreeves wrote: »

Does anyone have the link for the Telegraph Virgin Caribbean offer?
Thanks

Details at https://www.virginholidays.co.uk/telegraph

jenniewb

funnyguy wrote: »

I thinx it is rather sad that people dont post because they dont get thanx.The purpose of this site is to show bargains ..not get thanxed.I used to click thanx regularly ,but now I just do it if I purchase the item..and I am afraid I am one of those who steer clear of the button when people ask you to say thanx...
plewase press thanx if this comment helped you[or I will sulk]

But surely to be warned off a product is a similar benefit? I only buy the paper for example if an offer benefits be and is worth the hassle. Yet I look on here at the weekends papers to see if there are any offers. I still say 'thank you' as it does me the favour of not having to visit the shops.

Some offers are not useful to me but are still great offers- I have makeup box which has now become a freebie sample box...I don't need any more samples! But if someone posts something along those lines I tend to say thanks as I want to give my feedback that it is worth posting and someone is grateful.

The thanks button is like feedback- many people don't post anything as there is no need so if you cannot see how your posting has helped anyone you begin to wonder if you should continue.

Wee_Bargain_Hunter

quoia wrote: »

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Bedtimebear

Thank op for posting :j