- NOW Broadband is taking a fiver a month off its Super Fibre when you take out a year's contract. The £25 per month gets you an average download speed of 63Mbps and unlimited downloads. It includes line rental and free anytime calls. There's a £5 equipment delivery fee. The offer is valid until Thursday August 27. Find out more at https://www.nowtv.com/broadband. Sign up via www.quidco.com and get £100 cashback too, effectively reducing the monthly bill to £16.67.
- Fat Face has a sale on with up to 50 per cent off. It's available in store and at www.fatface.com. No end date is listed but at the time of writing, highlights included the men's Hetton checked shirt (was £42, now £20) and the women's Hallie double-spot vest (was £25 but actually less than half price at £12).
- Looking for a 5G Sim-only deal with unlimited data, minutes and texts? HotUKDeals is offering a 24-month contract for £16 per month with a £50 Amazon gift card thrown in. It's available until August 31. Search for the offer on www.hotukdeals.com or use the quick link https://tinyurl.com/yypu5ssr. Don't need much data? Three is offering an alternative tariff for £6 per month with an allowance of just 4GB.
- Sainsbury's has 25 per cent off its school shop (stationery etc, not uniforms). Browse the range at www.sainsburys.co.uk.
- American Express cardholders. remember: the Shop Small offer that gives you £5 back for spending £10 or more in participating small businesses will end on September 13. For the map of participating locations, go to www.americanexpress.co.uk.
- Last chance: The Skechers website has up to 25 per cent off select children's styles until August 31. Browse the selection at www.skechers.com.
- I mentioned this deal a few weeks ago but it bears repeating. Domino's Pizza is offering buy one, get one free on collection orders until January 2. Check your nearest store is participating before you order. See the menu at www.dominos.co.uk.
j.campbell@irishnews.com
Details accurate at time of going to print. Offers subject to availability. 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.
