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squilliondollarbaby

Just in case people don't get it: give to Great Ormond St Hospital with the following link:

http://www.justgiving.com/elitegn2

Even if in Elite 1 lol

davemorton

tammy23 wrote: »

barbaraemmerson wrote: »

do not really bother with the Grand National but this made it so much fun - really hope we do the same again next year - donation done!!
Thanks so much to DM for organising it - got to be the vote to start the next thread!![/QUOTE
I second that,thank you for this.
can i ask if it makes a difference with the gift aid please.

Yes, if at all possible, please gift aid, as if gets some money out of the goverment for the charity too, and costs no more.

Evangeline1971

mhoc wrote: »

Some advice please.
I need to get one of the big bales of potting compost to start some seeds off. I usually get one of the biggest ones from b and q - think its something like 120 litres or such like - are these the best value.
I am so desperate to get some seeds started
If I need to get anything from b and q I usually got to sainsbobs first and get a gift card with my nectar points.
(Sadly I know nobody with an over 60s b and q card)
Now I am wondering if I go through topcash and order from b and q, collect in store but pay using the b and q gift card - is that possible?

I've also got love2 vouchers which I think you can use in homebase - is this right? I am wondering how much their bales are compared to b and q ? Our homebase is next to a waitrose so its a good excuse to pop in there as well.

We have close by Wilkinsons, B and M, Aldi and the full range of supermarkets to choose from.

My OH says why don't I just go and buy what I need like a normal person and I say there is always a deal to be had!

You don't need special compost for seeds, I was told by a gardner that ordinary composts can be too rich in nutrients for seeds, (unless its the type thats specially for seeds). You can use old compost thats already had something grown in it and mix with vermiculite, this is fine for seeds and cheaper than buying special compost

nuttybabe wrote: »

so do we think buying the cheese now is ok or have we waited too long as its now updated? hhhmmm debating if i should pop back or not.....

not sure but i will have another go later i think. with a bit of luck this glitch could last all day

tweets

pk04 wrote: »

We should time it so that it's one per minute for however long we can keep it up :rotfl::rotfl:

:eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Whoops-a-Daisy

Westvleteren wrote: »

£3.00 - 33p(10% of 3.35) = £2.67

£2.67 / 3 = 89p

89p each

HTH

Thank you.

tammy23

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

tammy23 wrote: »

Yes, the charity gets 25% extra at no extra cost to you

thank you :beer:

pk04

tammy23 wrote: »

barbaraemmerson wrote: »

do not really bother with the Grand National but this made it so much fun - really hope we do the same again next year - donation done!!
Thanks so much to DM for organising it - got to be the vote to start the next thread!![/QUOTE
I second that,thank you for this.
can i ask if it makes a difference with the gift aid please.

Yes, they get an extra 25p for each £1 you donate, only tick if you are a tax payer though

tweets

TCB .... Snap & Save got 40p cashback on Lurpak :T

kurly~kale

Don'tcha just love this thread:T

Only 11 donations so far and already on 45 quid :T

EDIT - well it was when I started typing this before the phone rang lol

Anon

Money_Doctor wrote: »

thanks - are you able to confirm fillers used?

I used 10xMullers, a banana and Stella .

APG came back at £11.50 which was more than I was expecting but I had forgotten about Stella being £2.98 more expensive £16.98 Av £14 S plus 10%.

Anon