Jonathan Campbell rounds up the best deals on the web and the high street
:: INDOOR activities centre We Are Vertigo has a Christmas offer on its gift vouchers. For a limited time, for every £50 worth you buy, you will get a £20 bonus. No end date has been fixed for this offer but the company has confirmed it will definitely still apply until at least 11.59pm on Sunday December 12. Order at https://wearevertigo.com.
The centre includes inflatable parks, Ireland's only indoor skydiving centre and a Ninja Master Course among other attractions. Vouchers are valid for 12 months. When buying a gift voucher from any company, remember to weigh up the advantages against the potential risk involved.
:: The code XMS221 gets you up to 50 per cent off at www.snapfish.co.uk. It's valid until 11.59pm on Sunday December 12. You'll get 30 per cent off with no minimum spend, 40 per cent off orders over £25 and orders over £50 will be half price.
:: Use Burger King’s app and get a free Whopper on your first order over £3. The promotion is running for a limited time only.
:: Get £10 off when you spend at least £45 in a single transaction at thebodyshop.com/en-gb. Enter the code 21797 at the checkout to claim your discount.
The qualifying spend excludes online outlet, Advent calendars, delivery charges and purchases of gift cards. It’s valid until December 24.
:: About to order a big-screen TV? If it costs over £999 and you buy from https://currys.co.uk, you can claim a free £75 Currys voucher exclusively from vouchercodes.co.uk – but be quick, as the deal ends at 11.59pm on Saturday December 11. Spending £249 or more on a large kitchen appliance before 11.59pm on Sunday December 12? You’ll get an exclusive £10 off via vouchercodes.co.uk too.
:: Ikea's sale starts on Monday December 13. Don't forget your Family card which entitles you to a free cup of tea or filter coffee each day from Monday to Friday.
Details accurate at time of going to print. Offers subject to availability and may be affected by delivery restrictions imposed by retailers. If you see a TinyURL link in this article, it’s just a convenient way of redirecting you to a web page that would otherwise have a long address.
