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purpledonkey wrote: »

Cheer1eader https://www.westminster.gov.uk/bank-holiday-parking-controls

Gresse Street is usually a good place to park or off of the Strand heading up towards Aldwych if you can't find a space. Also you can park on some single yellow lines (depending on the sign post).

Hope that helps and hello!

ooh I need to drive there in a week or two... or go on train... need to think about the logistics a little... or make an excuse not to go!!
:D:D:D

Leothecat

Sorry on phone and can't see very well!
Just to report that the tresseme 500 are comparing v T.

altojack

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Has anyone got one of those rattan garden sofas? Would you recommend them? Please and thank you

I'd quite like a corner one but I'm struggling to find one that will fit my budget:money: the thing I'm struggling with is most of the ones I've seen have normal cushions ie not shower resistant so would need to be stored away! My sheds already threatening to burst;) Mr Monkey doesn't like the idea, he says it will just be a home for bugs and spiders!! I'm trying to convince him but it's not happening:( Yorkshires not exactly the sunniest place in Britain either so I'd probably not get to use it much according to Mr M but....I d really like one

Any garden furniture that's out side for even a few days will attract spiders and bugs, they will make their home underneath the seats, under the table. The webs will be noticing everyone stretched across from one leg to another.

hth

Enterprise_1701C

purpledonkey wrote: »

When are you going?

Saturday 26th.

terri62

ledlights wrote: »

hello has anyone from Scotland done any of the easter eggs today as I wasgetting 2xtwirl 1xmunchies and2 xmaltezer1x munchies they worked fine but nowno munchies twirl or maltezers ythank you for any help

That's unusual! We weren't the cheapest this time
We want you to be 10% better off at Asda, so there's a voucher for you below.
Based on comparable items... Tesco Sainsbury's Morrisons Waitrose
The cost of your shop at Asda was: £12.61 £16.37 £15.58 £11.68
The competitor cost would have been: £12.43 £14.15 £14.15 £11.50
To be 10% cheaper Asda needed to be: £11.18 £12.73 £12.73 £10.35
Compared to the 10% cheaper price £1.43 more
£3.64 more
£2.85 more £1.33 more
Asda was... Not 10% cheaper
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19 items (10 different) on your receipt qualify for comparison Asda Sainsbury's
1x ASDA SmartPrice Jaffa Cakes (135G) £0.35 £0.50
1x Cadbury Wispa Large Easter Egg (275G) £3.34 £3.00
1x Cadbury Creme Egg Large Easter Egg (278G) £3.32 £3.00
1x ASDA SmartPrice Milk Chocolate Digestives (300G) £0.44 £0.50
1x Cadbury Twirl Large Easter Egg (282G) £3.34 £3.00
1x Giant Strawberry Stripes (1PK) £0.10 £0.10
1x Haribo Starmix (1PK) £0.10 £0.10
10x Cadbury Creme Egg Single (40G) £5.00 £3.50
1x MAOAM Sour Giant Stripes Cola & Lemon Flavour (1PK) £0.10 N/A
1x ASDA SmartPrice Sliced Carrots in Water (300G) £0.19 £0.20
1x Marrowfat Peas in Water (300G) £0.19 £0.25
Comparison total (compared products only) £16.37 £14.15
+£2.22 cheaper
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Scotland today at quarter past one hth ledlights

Savvybuyer

tallulajo wrote: »

Just scanned and straight £1.98 hth. Heading for the breakfast bars now.

Do you mean at the till/SS or is this the app? TIA.

emmad5689 wrote: »

Didn't scan them but at tea time today they were marked as £1.98 in store with no multi x

They may be straight £1.98 today - but msm showing gone up from £1.50 so makes me think they may have been 2 for £3 (and possibly still today - unless this is one we've missed by a day or two - consolation is that M I think would have been full price before today - unless I didn't notice them last week: to be fair they aren't something I normally look at but yesterday I did!). This does need checking at the actual tills/SS, as they will be marked £1.98 and no multi if they are still on multi but the offer is ending today (as per the standard practice of A removing mbuy SELs the day before the offers end).

nerfdad

Leothecat wrote: »

Sorry on phone and can't see very well!
Just to report that the tresseme 500 are comparing v T.

Thanks :cool:
But too late for me to go shopping

tallulajo

Savvybuyer wrote: »

But are they scanning at 2 for £3 through the till?

There will be no multi showing on the shelf at this moment, as it is standard practice in A to remove the signage the day before the offer ends. It will also show no multi on the app as it is showing straight £1.99 online (which is what we want:D). Have you checked two packs at the till/SS?

No multi buy. Scanned at full price

Leothecat

nerfdad wrote: »

Thanks :cool:
But too late for me to go shopping

Sorry only just got results back....wanted to go a bit later to make sure it picked up the T price as they only went on offer there today.

mhoc

Ladyshopper wrote: »

I've got a devastated dd, her boyfriend of over a year (first love) has broken up with her. Bless her, she is beside herself.

Oh no this is terrible, I really feel for her

My gang are all loved up - 5 years and 1 year relationships and so we now have 3 sons and 2 daughters
If they ever broke up we would all be devastated, I don't think any of us would ever get over it