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Any National Trust code around?

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  • cte1111
    cte1111 Posts: 7,390
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    Quote code S17007 when signing up for National Trust membership, you should receive a £15 gift card, when signing up to pay by Direct Debit.

    This was in a leaflet in a magazine.

    Join online at https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk or by phone 0344 800 1895.
  • lislou
    lislou Posts: 336
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    You could join Scottish NT. It is a lot cheaper or Heritage New Zealand...cheaper still.
  • Paully28
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    Hi,

    Anyone have a voucher for national trust yearly family membership. It is currently £120/year and thought I would ask first before I bought it

    thanks in advance Paul
  • redagila
    redagila Posts: 6,447
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    No discount as such but
    join online or phone - individual, joint or family
    pay by monthly direct debit (costs the same as annual subscription) & use promotional code 119136 and receive £10 National Trust gift card.
    Offer closes 30 April 2019 & only available for new members.
    Not valid for existing members.


    Please read full online t&c as there may be more restrictions.
  • lislou
    lislou Posts: 336
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    Join Heritage New Zealand. So much cheaper and also includes English Heritage sites.
  • Paully28 wrote: »
    Hi,

    Anyone have a voucher for national trust yearly family membership. It is currently £120/year and thought I would ask first before I bought it

    thanks in advance Paul

    Agree with previous posters New Zealand Heritage is half the price & gives you access to National Trust .

    However , if you still want to buy National Trust membership , you can get £7 cash back through Quidco.
  • kayannie
    kayannie Posts: 708
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    Someone told me that they joined NT for Scotland which was much cheaper & also allowed them into English NT sites. I looked on NT Scotland site a few weeks back and this seems to be the case. They also have a senior citizen's rate which I don't think NT England have.
  • J19071 £10 National Trust Gift Card
  • Katiehound
    Katiehound Posts: 8,143
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    Not exactly a low spend! but still a freebie.
    Become a member of National Trust.
    Individual membership £6 per month
    Offer ends 31 Jan 2020

    Join as an individual, joint or family member and pay by Direct Debit to receive the free blanket
    (junior, young person & senior membership is not eligble for the offer.)

    Join at:
    nationaltrust.org.uk
    or 0344 800 1895
    use code: D19059
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  • redagila
    redagila Posts: 6,447
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    Off subject slightly but just to say we bought Life membership when we retired & has been a real bonus. The one off admissions have increased so much but for us if we fancy just popping out for a short while, particularly in the winter, there is no worries about the cost.
    We have even used it when we were in Fiji & the volunteer on duty was so pleased to welcome us.
    Well worth having family membership as NT have lots of activities for the children.
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