NEWSPAPER SUMMARY - Saturday 23rd February

**Patty**

barneydog wrote: »

Daily Mirror - no MOCs

The 'Free' Garden Kit (page 36) is a T2Collect (need 2, more tokens in Monday's & Tuesday's papers) on page 36 P&P is £3.95, closing date is 11/04/08

Any clues as to what this *garden kit* contains please?


*Is looking for an instant garden*:rotfl:

Discodee

Do you need to buy the star for the MOT offer? My cars is due in April, so wouldnt mind checking the price etc. It's likely been bumped up to start with. I remember the days when MOTs were less than a tenner!

mcallister1

Discodee wrote: »

ooh how annoying is the alton towers thingie?

Plus if its adult tickets only Sarah, how do you get kiddies in free anyway?? My DD is 13 so thats ok, but DS is just 9.

I was getting excited about this too!

The adult tickets will cover children surely?- they are more expensive

sarahrjfr

Discodee wrote: »

ooh how annoying is the alton towers thingie?

Plus if its adult tickets only Sarah, how do you get kiddies in free anyway?? My DD is 13 so thats ok, but DS is just 9.

I was getting excited about this too!

I couldn`t find anything to say that they must be adults.I was hoping to get the tickets on my own and just wander through.It is a pain I hope another paper has a better offer soon.

I was sure that when they did the tussauds days out in October that they where adult tickets but we managed to get into Madame Tussauds and Chessington with littleuns.

barneydog

**Patty** wrote: »

Any clues as to what this *garden kit* contains please?


*Is looking for an instant garden*:rotfl:

2 packets of flower seeds (from a selection including cornflower, Livingstone daisy & sunflower)

2 young basket plants

10 anemone bulbs

bulb planter

4 plant labels

tea light holder

I hope that helps

surfsister

mcallister1 wrote: »

Just a reminder that the Express is available in BHS cafes at 20p a the weekend.

Also at Debenhams in some areas near esculator or the cafe ground floor. 35p sat 20p in the week

**Patty**

barneydog wrote: »

2 packets of flower seeds (from a selection including cornflower, Livingstone daisy & sunflower)

2 young basket plants

10 anemone bulbs

bulb planter

4 plant labels

tea light holder

I hope that helps

Hmmmm.......a wilderness-excavating bloke would've been a nice inclusion.:D

Cheers Barney

1961templar

Discodee wrote: »

ooh how annoying is the alton towers thingie?

Plus if its adult tickets only Sarah, how do you get kiddies in free anyway?? My DD is 13 so thats ok, but DS is just 9.

I was getting excited about this too!

Why do you expect to get everything for free?

Getting free entrance for yourself (& partner?) is a good saving isn't it? If you want to take the children then pay for them and think what you have saved on the adult entry fees?

:money: Money saving is money saving!

beansy

speedy_gonzalez wrote: »

Is there a webpage for The Times eat out for £10 offer? Just interested in seeing what restaurants are available.

Can only find the following from Hotukdeals:

"This was ok last time - some good places, and for 4 people it's a bargain.

Eat Out for £10 is back, and this time we're offering you more than ever - three delicious courses, at your choice of 1,000 restaurants, for just £10.

To take advantage of this great offer all you need to do is collect four tokens. Your first token will be inside The Times tomorrow with two inside The Sunday Times the following day, then collect your tokens daily in The Times and The Sunday Times until the 14th of March 2008.

Collect any four tokens and call your friends and family, as up to four of you can dine out together. You can choose from a great selection of over a thousand restaurants and pubs throughout the UK from the Eat Out for £10 restaurant and pub guide. Find the guide inside your copy of The Times tomorrow, along with your first token to get your collection started.

This offer gives you the opportunity to try new restaurants or pubs in your area, as for every four tokens collected you can dine somewhere different each time. With over a thousand to choose from, we're sure you'll find something to suit your tastes".

I am sure more info will be posted when available.

zippybungle

Discodee wrote: »

ooh how annoying is the alton towers thingie?

Plus if its adult tickets only Sarah, how do you get kiddies in free anyway?? My DD is 13 so thats ok, but DS is just 9.

I was getting excited about this too!

You could always use Tesco 'Deals' for the Kids tickets

Zippy x