Free £50 vouchers giving money off healthier food and activities.

manufc

tillytat wrote: »

England only according to Yahoo!

When you click on the survey to do it, it says at the bottom of the screen 'If you're from Ireland, click here' ect...
HTH

juliet_f

If anyone is interested in what the vouchers are specifically for I have found some more details on the Dept of Healths website. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page it gives you a list of them.:)

www.dh.gov.uk/en/MediaCentre/Pressreleases/DH_123214

jenniewb

juliet_f wrote: »

If anyone is interested in what the vouchers are specifically for I have found some more details on the Dept of Healths website. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page it gives you a list of them.:)

www.dh.gov.uk/en/MediaCentre/Pressreleases/DH_123214

Thanks, thats saved me some form filling! I see that the only things I would eat would come from Asda (fresh fruit) but I don't shop in Asda anymore. The rest look sort of questionable (eg 'Mars')

1. ASDA own brand includes lean meat cuts, king prawns, apples, clementines, grapes, baking potatoes, root vegetables.
   Birds Eye - packs of Sweetcorn, Country Mix, Select Mix or Green Beans
   Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
   Unilever / Flora Light & Hellman’s Light
   Nestle - Pure Life Water and Ski Yogurts - low fat varieties
   Britvic / Robinsons No Added Sugar Squash and 4x200ml My-5 Fruit Shoot
   Molson Coors / Cobra Zero Alcohol Free Lager
   Mars / Uncle Ben’s Wholegrain Rice
   Warburtons - Wholemeal Loaf
   Tumble Tots - play sessions
   JJB Sports - sports footwear
   Weight Watchers
   Haven Holidays
   Play Providers Association
   Fitness Industry Association

Vaila

it does seem a little strange how the products are linked o their sponserers, when really the vouchers should be about encouraging people to eat fresh,seasonal foods

im guessing this scheme only applies to england

timmmers

Answer as if you don't drink like me, it tells you to water down wine and drink out of different glasses lol

Saetana

Is there any point in filling in this survey? It does say on the BBC website that filling in the questionaire will result in getting £50 worth of vouchers but it doesn't seem like anyone has got any from doing it.

comping_cat

arran_m wrote: »

it does seem a little strange how the products are linked o their sponserers, when really the vouchers should be about encouraging people to eat fresh,seasonal foods

im guessing this scheme only applies to england

The scheme is not being run by the government, but by the shops/manufacturers and the government is supporting it.

It is only England, so anywhere else misses out.

pinkcandyflossprincess

it looks like half the vouchers are non food related anyway and the saving on non alcoholic beer makes no sense if you filled it in for a family like i did. i also get the error logging in now so after completing survey i cant carry on with the plan!

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Barneysmom

I just did the questionaire and there's no option for non-drinkers on it, I had to tick best option instead....