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Great Local Discount Leisure Card Hunt
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Where? Trafford, Greater Manchester
Name? Active Trafford
Cost? £5 - £10 depending on status/situation (see below)
Available to:- Unemployed or low income
- Over 60 years (men & women)
- People with disabilities
- Employment training scheme
- Students
- Elite athletes
They also run a Referral programme that suggests that if your GP or health professional recommends a particular activity for you (your health and wellbeing), you get this at a reduced rate I think. You have to ring for more details.0 -
Here is one for Lewisham borough council:
http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/LeisureAndCulture/SportAndLeisure/LewishamPlusCard/
It costs £2 a year.0 -
The Riverside Theatre in Woodbridge, 30 metres away from the railway station (London - Ipswich Lowestoft line) and a free evening car park, offers an annual season ticket for films for an amazing £70/year which reduces to just £65/year on renewal. It is a old cinema privately refurbished some 10 or so years ago with a good quality restaurant attached.0
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The one we have for Manchester is fantastic!
www.citycardmanchester.co.uk
Discounts are very high - normally 25-50% and there are a huge choice of places you can use the card including
Theatres (usually #5-10 off each ticket, but sometimes half price)
Cinema (2 tickets for price of 1)
Restaurants (usually 25-50% off the bill, and really good selection)
Bars & Cafes (25-50% off)
Gyms (special rates at nice health clubs, usually works out about 25% off)
Salons and spas (25-30% off)
Other or as they refer to them 'lifestyle services' including premium car hire, 'posh' dentists and opticians, personal taylors, shops and various other things
Not run by the council as far as I know, but very good and have recommended loads of my friends already!
Hugs & Kisses
Kelly
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Not council run, but valid for a 20% discount at most mainline railway stations in the country.
You can even save 20% off beer at Bonapartes...
http://www.bitecard.co.uk/0 -
hi does anyone know if you can get discount card in dorset im in the west dorset area thanx0
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Where: Canterbury District
What's it called: Residents Card
Cost: Free
Available to: All Canterbury districts residents over 18 years old.
Proof required? Sent to your address so I guess they know if you live in the area.
Discounts given: Cinema, restaurants, museum and attractions and more
Link to web-page if available: http://www.canterbury.gov.uk/residentscard0 -
Does anyone know if there are any sort of discount cards in Exeter? Thanks.0
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hiya,
these leisure cards i have found in torquay you have to be on certain benefits ,does anyone know of any other discount card even if you have to pay a yearly fee,many thanks helen.smile at everyone everyday and say hello0 -
I normally use www.toptable.co.uk for discounted meals throughout the UK, which i doubt anyone else would be able to beat for value and book cinema tickets at VUE through www.lastminute.com for £4.75, which is practically buy one get one free at my local and is less than half price for the West End shows.
Is there anything else that is available for LONDON?0
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