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  • chandlerscroft
    chandlerscroft Posts: 2,736 Forumite
    Miss_Laid wrote: »
    Got a £1.12 :D

    I got £2.08 from a womble, today's are still drying out from Mr A & Mr S, I do love the rain everyone leaves me their receipts :) and brand match's
  • silvercar
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    Had coffee in Costa inside T's today and the store manager walked through so we started chatting to him. Jovial guy, had had a visit from their legal team today to show them what a store was like. I suggested he put them on the tills for a day, but he said they didn't like to get involved in real stuff. Our extra store is 100 sq metres (may have the wrong units). He said there were about 15 stores that were 120 sq metres and they were the largest. Don't know if that is interesting but he did chat and wanted to know if we had any complaints or suggestions for the store.
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  • mharzuk
    mharzuk Posts: 1,232 Forumite
    From a womble dated 1/7/12

    1 x PILGRIMS CHOICE MATURE 350g £ 2.19 £ 2.00
    1 x NIVEA CREME 50ML £ 1.35 £ 0.99
    1 x TESCO LXRY SOFT T/TISSUE WHITE 4 ROLL 964 SHEET £ 1.87 £ 1.50
    1 x MIKADO MILK 75G £ 1.39 £ 0.75

    May be of use to someone :D
    Couldn't think of anything witty to say so just keeping the space until I can :(
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  • stu007
    stu007 Posts: 432 Forumite
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    P2TKL wrote: »
    Just been to Tesco.....in front of store there is a pile of boxed bikes on sale and a large reduction sign. As I get closer I note this marvellous bargain...4p off ! Was £60....now £59.96 !!!!!! Wow !!

    Meant to take a photo but forgot on way out....

    The size of Tesco non-food reduction signs always makes me laugh.

    In my local Extra we have to go up escalators to get to the store as its built above the carpark. The lobby is full of summer line, Lawnmowers, tables, chairs etc all with naff 'reductions' on.
  • Best_price
    Best_price Posts: 4,602 Forumite
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    purdita wrote: »
    Have you never heard of quality not quantity?
    ;):rotfl::rotfl:

    I've given up on trying to keep up.

    Been out and bought my very own skipping rope ;)


    We write quality posts in large quantities:rotfl:
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  • fudge2
    fudge2 Posts: 886 Forumite
    kymie wrote: »
    Thats what our 'Market Area' was aiming for, parents and businesses to rent a table, but no parents took up the offer as of yet (First advertised it over a month ago)



    Yes please!! :D



    This is a secondary school. (I too am involved in a primary school PTA but really notice the difference in having a church aided secondary school with such a wide catchment area to cover. We have a PTA of 4 members at the moment, which is double what it was for the last 3 years lol!!) I have to admit I havent stock bought any bargains for the fair as there arent many in my area, and I have 6 kids so anything I do get tends to go to my family and disappears fast as Im not as brave as most of the Elite so only buy a little lol!

    Thank you all for your ideas! Im frantically writing everything down lol! xx

    Kymie, is it the Academy your organising the fayre for?
    Do Ricara still do the school uniforms, if so it would def be worth asking them to donate.
    They used to do car boots at that school a few years ago, before it became an Academy, so it's always possible you could advertise a car boot for the same day, prob need to meet some regulations though i'm not sure.
    Have you advertised in the local paper and the little magazine they give away in sainsbobs.
    Prob also worth asking at Sainsbobs and possibly David O' jones as they are normally really good at promoting local stuff and perhaps Smarts.

    I could probably find a few bits for a raffle , if that's any good to you, nothing exciting, but as they say every little helps :D

    Also perhaps a Karaoke machine, the older kids might go for that. Or could you possibly persuade a driving instructer to come to the school and give brief lessons, drives in his car, I know they did this for a school fayre some years ago and used the playground on the elm grove side. This might interest the older kids as they will be starting to drive soon.
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  • Best_price
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    Tesco was Cheaper

    We're happy to confirm that your shopping was £ 2.36 cheaper at Tesco than at Asda.

    Didn't do well with my price pookie

    Oh well was only a womble;)

    Better go back

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  • Miss_Laid
    Miss_Laid Posts: 6,212 Forumite
    purdita wrote: »
    Have you never heard of quality not quantity?
    ;):rotfl::rotfl:

    I've given up on trying to keep up.

    Been out and bought my very own skipping rope ;)

    Skippy Purdy :D
    Anyone can cuddle but only the Welsh can cwtch :)
  • Best_price
    Best_price Posts: 4,602 Forumite
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    purdita wrote: »

    Been out and bought my very own skipping rope ;)

    For all the skippers out there:D

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    You can't live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you. ~John Wooden 154/06/270
  • Dizzy_Ditzy
    Dizzy_Ditzy Posts: 17,471 Ambassador
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    mharzuk wrote: »
    From a womble dated 1/7/12

    1 x PILGRIMS CHOICE MATURE 350g £ 2.19 £ 2.00
    1 x NIVEA CREME 50ML £ 1.35 £ 0.99
    1 x TESCO LXRY SOFT T/TISSUE WHITE 4 ROLL 964 SHEET £ 1.87 £ 1.50
    1 x MIKADO MILK 75G £ 1.39 £ 0.75

    May be of use to someone :D

    I had the loo roll the other day to bump my shop up to £30 and was quite pleased to see that it compared

    However I was not so pleased to see they they compared some whoopsied veg at the cheaper price :mad:
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