NEWSPAPER SUMMARY - Sunday 23rd March

quoia

Good Morning All,

Sunday 23rd March

Please post here if you get any of today's newspapers or have the chance to look through one.
Please tell us if any of them contain coupons or freebies or vouchers OR NOT !

Important details are:
The cost of the newspaper
Whether it's a regional edition
Page number
Expiry date of the voucher
Whether it's store specific and has a barcode (POST the BARCODE NUMBER if possible)

Remember if you go shopping look in as many newspapers as you can.
Post even if you don't see any coupons, and mention any offers that you see.

Below you'll find a list of the abbreviations and how to interpret them.

MOC - Money Off Coupon
Bc - Barcode, good chance of universal scan
bc - only selected stores scan
Xwrd - Crossword
PUZ - Puzzle
T#3 - Token 3
T2collect - Token 2 Collect (generally you have to collect numerous tokens to get the offer)

Lets hope todays a good one for coupons

Link to yesterday's thread - Saturday 22nd March:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=813117


SUNDAY newspaper pricing details:

Star on Sunday 85p / People 90p / News of the World 90p / Sunday Mirror 95p
Sunday Express £1.30 / Mail on Sunday £1.50 / Independent on Sunday £1.80
Observer £1.90 / Sunday Telegraph £1.90 / Sunday Times £2


A new feature added at the request of several avid Newspaper Summary threads readers.
A link to the "MAGAZINE Offers" thread - worth checking post #1 & #2 and the last page probably on a daily basis.
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=455046


AND Don't forget .... IF YOU ARE COLLECTING DVDs / CDs .... with today's ......

quoia

Known Offers "Mega" Post

In addition to any DVDs & CDs above in post #1

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NEWS OF THE WORLD

£9.50 HOLIDAYS FOR EVERY READER - NO TOKENS TO COLLECT, BOOK YOURS TODAY

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MAIL ON SUNDAY

FREE - BEAUTIFUL TREE PEONY - worth over £19 - send away P&P

ALSO

FREE - GARDEN DESIGN BOOK - WORTH £20 - send away P&P

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SUNDAY EXPRESS

FREE - BUMPER GARDENING PACK - worth over £100

ALSO

* MOC ALERT *
£1 OFF OK! Hot Stars & OK! USA Magazines
Valid until Monday 24th March

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DAILY STAR SUNDAY

* MOC ALERT *
£1 OFF OK! Hot Stars & OK! USA Magazines
Valid until Monday 24th March

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SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

FREE - BEAUTIFUL PLANT COLLECTION - worth over £150 in total
Part 2 of 7 - 130 Summer Bulbs and Seeds worth £30 - P&P required

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SUNDAY MIRROR

FREE SEEDS & PLANTS for every reader

ALSO

FREE £5 BET offer on "SUPER SUNDAY" Football

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skibster

Where would one buy a newspaper today? Are the news agents typically open on Easter? It seems like they wouldn't get enough business to make it worthwhile.

barneydog

Sunday Mirror - no MOCs

Page 18, Free plants offer (P&P £3.25) consists of 2 plug plants, bacopa Snowflake and diascia Twinkle and 3 packets of seeds, sweet pea, black-eye Susan and nasturtium

Page 60 Free £5 bet @ betNOW for new customers only.
Text the name of your team e.g.Liverpool, to 89808 before or during the match.
You will receive 2 texts back, a welcome text and one with the betting options, A: win, B: lose, C: Draw and other score options.
Reply A 5, B 5 or C 5. (You must include the 5 or the system will default to a minimum £3 bet)

Edit
If you are a winner with the free bet text COLLECT to 89808 and follow the instructions in the reply.
Winnings can be collected from any UK & NI post office.

Discodee

skibster wrote: »

Where would one buy a newspaper today? Are the news agents typically open on Easter? It seems like they wouldn't get enough business to make it worthwhile.

Newsagents are open on Easter day, just like they are New Years day

I remember doing a paper round in the seventies, and being quite miffed that I had to get up early even on Easter day to deliver papers, and Sunday was the worst day, as the bag was four times as heavy!

Cortone

skibster wrote: »

Where would one buy a newspaper today? Are the news agents typically open on Easter? It seems like they wouldn't get enough business to make it worthwhile.

Petrol stations, corner shops (7-eleven, Co-op, etc., and other private local stores), supermarkets, railway stations, airports, etc.

Plenty of places are going to be open today!

carray

Ad seen in yesterdays Star for FREE little chef all day breakfast in today's paper ( sorry can't be more specific the paper has gone in recycling) If i can find it i'll post again.

skibster

Discodee wrote: »

Newsagents are open on Easter day, just like they are New Years day

I remember doing a paper round in the seventies, and being quite miffed that I had to get up early even on Easter day to deliver papers, and Sunday was the worst day, as the bag was four times as heavy!

Thanks! And I can sympathize -- not only did I deliver papers on a junior route when I was a teen, but I've spent most of my life working in newspaper (not in England, hence my ignorance of getting a paper on Easter Sunday). I usually worked *all* holidays, and for several years was at a job where we had a late-night deadline (got off work at 1 a.m. -- kinda screws your New Year's Eve and everything else you might want to do after work with friends).

Discodee

lol. That's true. I was only aged 13 to 15 when i did my paper round tho.
I wanted a pony and saved up for 3 yrs to buy one. I got my paper round at 13, and bought my pony 2 months before I was 14. I paid for his keep doing the paper round until I left school after my O levels and got a job. (MY mum still berates me for not doing my A levels, tho I did do my A Level biology a few years ago at college) It didn't interfere with any social life as my pony was my life, but I know what you mean! LOL

PS Ihad my pony for 18years He died when I was almost 32. (He was 24) He is buried in a lovely plot in a pet cemetery, bless his little heart.

keithdetton

please can anyone confirm whether there is a littlechef voucher in todays daily star?

week

any freebies for superdrug or the supermarkets in any of todays papers?