If you're planning a follicle fix look no further than Rush Hair Salons where all colour services have been reduced by 30 per cent. Just visit: tinyurl.com/y88yjy6 and print the voucher to start treating yourself.
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Sweet treats are available at Marks and Spencer this week with a pair of Belgium chocolate selections down to half price. Both a 480g Belgium chocolate selection and a 1kg tin of Belgium chocolate biscuits are reduced from £12 to just £5.99.
Customers registering with the clothing store Gap this week can access a 30 per cent off voucher online. Simply visit: tinyurl.com/yjqmrgt, sign up to receive information on future Gap offers, and you'll be redirected to a printable voucher. The coupon expires on Sunday November 29, is valid on standard lines only and cannot be used more than once.
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There are two particularly interesting offers at B&Q this weekend, both of which expire on Monday. The first is a half price Bosch PSB1 8v Li-ion hammer drill which was £159.98 and is now £79.98 and the second is a 25 per cent reduction across all Morphy Richards small appliances.
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The price of game consoles may be taking a tumble in the run up to Christmas but you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal than Amazon's Xbox 360 Elite offer at the moment. The black 120GB console is now just £189.99, including a black wireless controller (usually £73) and the Pure and Lego Batman video games. That's not all though; customers taking advantage of the offer will also be given the option to purchase a further two games for just £10. The additional games include Fifa 10, Borderlands, Halo 3 and Forza Motorsport and would ordinarily cost upwards of £70. The deal is somewhat tucked away on the Amazon site, so head over to tinyurl.com/yje5uc3 for direct access.
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Bargain hunters looking for great art on a budget will be pleased to hear they can grab two-for-one tickets to this weekend’s Affordable Art Fair in Battersea Park, London thanks to a deal in The Independent this Saturday.
Simply purchase The Independent on Saturday 24 October and present page 61 (the page featuring Bargain Hunter and the fabulous Consuming Issues and In The Red columns) at the entrance to the fair and you’ll receive an extra ticket for free – usual price £12. The Affordable Art Fair is a great place for art lovers to pick up work by established and emerging artists at low prices.
Simply purchase The Independent on Saturday 24 October and present page 61 (the page featuring Bargain Hunter and the fabulous Consuming Issues and In The Red columns) at the entrance to the fair and you’ll receive an extra ticket for free – usual price £12. The Affordable Art Fair is a great place for art lovers to pick up work by established and emerging artists at low prices.
If you’re thinking of changing broadband provider in the near future, a company to keep in mind are Be Broadband whose award winning service is available for half-price at the moment. Customers signing up to Be Broadband before October 31 will pay just £6.75 a month for the first 12 months of their contract, providing they enter the ‘halfprice’ offer code at Be Broadband’s online checkout.
Fashion retailer Wallis has teamed up with Vouchercodes.co.uk to create a fantastic coupon code offer. Simply visit Wallis.co.uk, add items to the shopping basket and enter the code ‘WLVC2’ at the checkout to claim a 15 per cent reduction.
Travelodge will release thousands of ultra-cheap hotel room deals for stays over the next few months at 6am tomorrow morning.
The budget hotel chain has 1,000 rooms on offer for next week’s half-term break and 5,000 stays between November 1 and January 3 available for just £10. There are also 44,000 rooms starting at £19 for breaks between now and January.
Visit http://www.travelodge.co.uk/ at 6am tomorrow to grab the best deals.
The budget hotel chain has 1,000 rooms on offer for next week’s half-term break and 5,000 stays between November 1 and January 3 available for just £10. There are also 44,000 rooms starting at £19 for breaks between now and January.
Visit http://www.travelodge.co.uk/ at 6am tomorrow to grab the best deals.
B&Q, the UK ’s largest home improvement retailer, is offering to pay the VAT on a range of best selling energy products in store this coming weekend.
The 15 per cent savings are part of B&Q’s attempt to reduce its customer’s carbon emissions and include draught excluders, pipe wrap, energy saving light bulbs, thermostatic radiator valves, central heating controls, loft insulation plastic and electrical timer switches.
B&Q will pay the VAT on these green goods from Friday 23 October to Monday 26 October 2009,
The 15 per cent savings are part of B&Q’s attempt to reduce its customer’s carbon emissions and include draught excluders, pipe wrap, energy saving light bulbs, thermostatic radiator valves, central heating controls, loft insulation plastic and electrical timer switches.
B&Q will pay the VAT on these green goods from Friday 23 October to Monday 26 October 2009,
Whether you’re going on a camping holiday or heading to a music festival, a good tent is fast becoming a vital summer purchase. So, if you’re looking for a new tent this summer, I recommend heading to Halfords whose family tent kit has been reduced by over £140. For just £99.87 you’ll get a tent, four sleeping bags, two double airbeds and two lights and you can even pick up an outdoor cooking set at half price when you make the purchase.
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Listen up fashionistas! As you may have heard, Nowhere - the Tokyo clothing store that pretty much developed the Harajuku fashion scene in the early 1990s - recently recreated their iconic shop in Dover Street Market, London.
Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons invited Nigo (A Bathing Ape) and Jun Takahashi (Undercover) to create a new selection of exclusive products under the Nowhere name for the project, which is coming to an end NEXT MONDAY!!!
This means you only have six days to get your hands on the new Nowhere products, including a resurrected Last Orgy 2 t-shirt and a selection of limited edition Undercover and A Bathing Ape products exclusively created for the store.
Nowhere's Tokyo store was the first collaborative project of Nigo and Jun Takahashi, formed 15 years ago and both the A Bathing Ape and Undercover labels emerged from it.
Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garçons invited Nigo (A Bathing Ape) and Jun Takahashi (Undercover) to create a new selection of exclusive products under the Nowhere name for the project, which is coming to an end NEXT MONDAY!!!
This means you only have six days to get your hands on the new Nowhere products, including a resurrected Last Orgy 2 t-shirt and a selection of limited edition Undercover and A Bathing Ape products exclusively created for the store.
Nowhere's Tokyo store was the first collaborative project of Nigo and Jun Takahashi, formed 15 years ago and both the A Bathing Ape and Undercover labels emerged from it.
A Morphy Richards 6.5 litre slow cooker is currently reduced by 25 per cent on the electrical retailer’s website.
Slow cooking meals has become rather fashionable of late and with this item reduced from £39.17 to just £29.38 it no longer costs the earth to leap upon the culinary bandwagon.
Martin Lewis’ wonderful Money Saving Expert website has uncovered a loophole enabling Tesco customers to grab additional clubcard points when purchasing wine in store.
( Read more... )Debenhams have launched their latest Blue Cross Sale with reductions of up to 70 per cent in stores across the country. The list of cut price items is huge but so far the best sellers are a women’paisley print maxi dress reduced from £89 to £26.70 and a men’s Rocha John Rocha grey satin striped long-sleeve shirt down from £40 to just £12. All orders over £100 are eligible for free delivery.
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After soaking up 2009's first sporadic rays of sunshine, plenty of people will have been inspired to book a summer break over the last few weeks. However, if you're yet to do so you may have been right to hold back as Thomson Holidays has just launched their 'summer spectacular' - a range of package deals in some of Europe's most popular destinations. The pick of the bunch is an all-inclusive, seven night stay in Majorca costing just £133, but head over to Thomson.co.uk/deals to see the full range.
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If you’re looking to get away over the Valentine’s weekend, then Warner Leisure Hotels have just the deal for you. Warner have quietly brought forward their holiday sale, which was due to start in March, to include Valentine reservations - meaning a weekend break for two could cost as little as £90. The offer is only valid when booking online and reservations must be made by the end of today.
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If you’re looking for discounted electrical items this week, you won’t find many places cheaper to shop than Sainsbury’s. The supermarket chain have slashed in-store prices on a whole host of electrical items including £100 off the Dyson DC14 vacuum cleaner (now £200), £50 off a Sanyo EMG-2298V microwave (now £49.99) and a Russell and Hobbs slow cooker for just £20. These are great deals on real high-end homeware, so make sure you take advantage while you can.( Read more... )
Make no mistake, January is a great time to bag a bargain. With the Christmas period over, retailers are cutting prices in a desperate bid to keep us spending.
However, getting print outs of your festive photographs is something that need not cost at all. Photography experts Jessops are offering 40 free prints to customers who register with them online and, thanks to a loophole discovered by MoneySavingExpert.com, if you enter the code “FREE50” while placing your order, you get an additional 50 prints for nothing. Keep in mind though that this great offer ends Tuesday.
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However, getting print outs of your festive photographs is something that need not cost at all. Photography experts Jessops are offering 40 free prints to customers who register with them online and, thanks to a loophole discovered by MoneySavingExpert.com, if you enter the code “FREE50” while placing your order, you get an additional 50 prints for nothing. Keep in mind though that this great offer ends Tuesday.
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With just five shopping days left to Christmas, the high street is bracing itself for the lowest festive sales figures in decades. For a tardy consumer however, the consequential price-cutting can reveal a whole host of last-gasp bargains.
Take Marks and Spencer for example. The food and clothing giant have slashed stock prices just in time for Christmas with offers including 20 per cent reductions on selected women’s jewellery, half-price shortbread and three for two deals on all products in the Christmas gift shop including toys, decorations, Christmas cards and wrap.
There are more festive bargains to be found in the guise of computer game consoles at Zavvi with the Xbox 360 Arcade reduced by 30 per cent on the RRP. Just £99 will buy the aforementioned console, a 256MB memory card and a single hand controller. The offer is only available in store so remember to call ahead to ensure availability.
If you’re looking to give stylishly this Christmas why not try Asos.com? With 20 per cent off their winter fashion line for men and 70 per cent reductions on women’s shoes and boots, we should all be able to afford a fashionable present this year.
With all these bargain gifts around you’d be forgiven for neglecting the festive food and drink. However, a quick visit to the Sainsbury’s website not only reveals hundreds of discounted items such as half price beef and pork roasting joints but also recipe advice to ensure your Christmas provisions are second to none come the big day.
And finally, if you’re something of a white-knuckle bargain hunter who regularly leaves all your Christmas shopping to the very last minute, VoucherCodes.co.uk could well come in handy. The website has compiled a list of final Christmas delivery times for over 70 online retailers, including several guaranteeing a Christmas Eve delivery on orders made as late as Tuesday. Beats the late-night petrol station run any day.
Take Marks and Spencer for example. The food and clothing giant have slashed stock prices just in time for Christmas with offers including 20 per cent reductions on selected women’s jewellery, half-price shortbread and three for two deals on all products in the Christmas gift shop including toys, decorations, Christmas cards and wrap.
There are more festive bargains to be found in the guise of computer game consoles at Zavvi with the Xbox 360 Arcade reduced by 30 per cent on the RRP. Just £99 will buy the aforementioned console, a 256MB memory card and a single hand controller. The offer is only available in store so remember to call ahead to ensure availability.
If you’re looking to give stylishly this Christmas why not try Asos.com? With 20 per cent off their winter fashion line for men and 70 per cent reductions on women’s shoes and boots, we should all be able to afford a fashionable present this year.
With all these bargain gifts around you’d be forgiven for neglecting the festive food and drink. However, a quick visit to the Sainsbury’s website not only reveals hundreds of discounted items such as half price beef and pork roasting joints but also recipe advice to ensure your Christmas provisions are second to none come the big day.
And finally, if you’re something of a white-knuckle bargain hunter who regularly leaves all your Christmas shopping to the very last minute, VoucherCodes.co.uk could well come in handy. The website has compiled a list of final Christmas delivery times for over 70 online retailers, including several guaranteeing a Christmas Eve delivery on orders made as late as Tuesday. Beats the late-night petrol station run any day.
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