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henrik777 wrote: »

6p bag for life in Asda. I've seen plenty of receipts !

Not in our A's 10p minimum!

LEJC

In T yesterday they were giving a free bag for life to every customer...but only if you went through a manned till...I really only tend to use self scan or scan as you go....but I've also got quite a few good quality shopping bags that I have been using for a few years anyway so I'm not fazed by taking my own.

Actually what I will miss the humble plastic carrier for is as a bin liner...but I'm wondering if the charity bags that get put through the door might get used instead....

itch_for_a_glitch

LEJC wrote: »

Actually what I will miss the humble plastic carrier for is as a bin liner...but I'm wondering if the charity bags that get put through the door might get used instead....

lol

I thought that was their only use ?

mrsmac10

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Morning all

Monday again

Morning Are You still enjoying the new job?

LEJC

itch_for_a_glitch wrote: »

lol

I thought that was their only use ?

I've always resisted using them as pedal bin liners as they are rather large....hence the reason I now have a kitchen drawer full...

I do find them handy for when the boys go camping to pop a few in their bags for wet clothes....and I have been known to use them as intended and take old clothes to our local charity shops...but I dont donate and leave the bags on the doorstep for collection as I have seen them being taken by others rather than the charity.

LEJC

some changes to morries match and more

Since launching Morrisons Match & More, we have been listening to what our customers think about the scheme. As a result:

From 2nd November, it will be even simpler to earn points through the following changes:
• Earn 5 Morrisons points for every £1 you spend* - you will no longer have to spend a minimum of £15 in one transaction
• We're also extending the locations where points can be earned to include Flower Shop, Garden Centres and Pharmacies
• Morrisons Match points on comparable shopping will end

You will continue to:
• Earn a £5 voucher for every 5,000 points you earn
• Earn 10 points per litre every time you buy fuel
• Earn hundreds of points on promotions available in store and at Morrisons.com

Morrisons is committed to delivering good quality and great value for all of our customers.

You can read the full Terms and Conditions at https://www.morrisons.com/matchandmore/terms-and-conditions.html.

For any questions relating to these changes, please see our FAQs page or contact our Customer Services team on 0345 611 6111 or Morrisons.com.

tweets

Good Afternoon

Didn't get wet walking to work it stopped raining

Enterprise_1701C

LEJC wrote: »

In T yesterday they were giving a free bag for life to every customer...but only if you went through a manned till...I really only tend to use self scan or scan as you go....but I've also got quite a few good quality shopping bags that I have been using for a few years anyway so I'm not fazed by taking my own.

Actually what I will miss the humble plastic carrier for is as a bin liner...but I'm wondering if the charity bags that get put through the door might get used instead....

I have quite a stash of these, very good for when we're having a clear out. And I refuse to call them charity bags, the vast majority of them are from limited companies that give a percentage to the charity. Read the bags, I was disgusted that they use the charity name when they give them so little.

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon

Didn't get wet walking to work it stopped raining

Excellent :T

Hasn't stopped raining all day here.

fuzzgun19

M4RT1N wrote: »

Good morning all

I see the carrier bag charge is being talked about its been policy in wales for ages.

Don't forget your carrier bag when you go to the drive through restaurant for burger or chicken as they charge for the paper bags

How the hell they expect to serve your order without a bag is beyond me what a con :mad:

That's just stupid, paper bags break down easily or can be recycled.

aau1 wrote: »

The chips have to be put in a bag at no charge and the burger is given to you in a box hence the bag is not essential

And the burger boxes don't spill open easily do they... Yet they will give you a bag in a supermarket if you buy a sealed chicken or the like!

hornetgirl

When I bought my O2 £1 lunch in Boots today, the person in front of me bought a carrier bag for 5p. It was quite a sturdy looking thing, not like the thin ones they were using, and she was told that when it wears out she could bring it back for a replacement.