Using Burger King Voucher

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I normally see Burger King voucher in the newspaper a meal for £1.99 In London.
Could I use this voucher in any Burger king in London?
Could I use it in Burger King in the Stansted Airport, Heathrow, Gatwick?
Thanks
Could I use this voucher in any Burger king in London?
Could I use it in Burger King in the Stansted Airport, Heathrow, Gatwick?
Thanks
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Different Burger King vouchers may have different T&Cs /valid in different locations etc etc
Also if your voucher says london, Stanstead and Gatwick will definitely be out of the question as they are no where near London. Even Heathrow is technically Middlesex.
From Here https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/burger-king
As Burger King is a franchise, prices are subject to variation across branches, so savings can differ depending on which outlet you visit
The vouchers are valid at most branches, but there are some exclusions. The offer's not available at theme parks, and it's likely many motorway, airport and railway branches won't accept the vouchers either, so check ahead if you're making a special trip.
The voucher I am referring to is the one which normally appear in Metro newspaper. I understand that it could only be used in London for participating Burger King in London.
So I believe it can not be used in the Airport outside London. But I have not tried it in Burger King in the mall. Shopping centre, city centre. Has anyone tried it? Thanks
I have been using quite similar voucher from Mr Donald taken from the Sam newspaper Metro.
T&C's from their printable vouchers http://bk-emea-prd.s3.amazonaws.com/sites/burgerking.co.uk/files/documents/coupon_t_c_2018.pdf
Current vouchers http://bk-emea-prd.s3.amazonaws.com/sites/burgerking.co.uk/files/documents/feb%20coupons%20website.pdf
You are aware that Heathrow is in a London Borough.
Technically, London is in Middlesex - that's why the Supreme Court is in the building in Parliament Square previously known as the Middlesex Guildhall, one-time home of the Middlesex County Council.
[Sorry, that was off-topic.]
Yes I am aware, Thanks though.