- MATALAN has reduced selected lighting by 20 per cent until Monday April 19. That takes £22 off the beaded floor lamp pictured, down from £110 to £88. Browse the selection at http://matalan.co.uk.
- Clarks Outlet has a sale on until 11.59pm on Monday April 19 and you'll get an extra 10 per cent off with the code SPRING10. These Drew Star navy patent girls' shoes are already reduced from £42 to £20 so they'll cost just £18 after the code is applied. Browse the selection at clarksoutlet.co.uk.
- Got an HSBC debit or credit card? It entitles you to 7 per cent off Nike e-gift cards, 7 per cent off Asos ones and 10 per cent off Clarks ones - perfect to combine with the above deal. These offers can be found at the HSBC Home & Away promotion site (log into your account for details) and run until December 31.
- Taking out life insurance? Go via vouchercodes.co.uk and get a free £140 Amazon voucher with Aviva monthly premiums over £30. The offer is valid until December 31.
- Get 20 per cent off selected eBay sellers with the code PROMOSMALL. It's valid when you spend £10 or more with a maximum discount of £50 per purchase (a spend of £250). The promotion will end at 2pm on on May 31. Full terms and conditions are at https://tinyurl.com/dtc7ty77. The link to eligible items is https://tinyurl.com/2bkxsctm.
- Until close of business on Tuesday April 20, McDonald's app users get 20 per cent off all items with no minimum spend. On Monday April 26, the special offer (for one day only) is a triple cheeseburger for 99p or, in the morning, a McMuffin for 99p. These offers are not available for delivery.
- Sainsbury's is taking 25 per cent off wine when you buy six or more bottles from April 26 to May 2, according to HotUKDeals. The offer will apply to bottles costing £5 or more. It will exclude Sainsbury's House wine, fortified wine, boxed wine, gift sets and bottles containing 200ml or less. Each customer may buy a maximum of 36 bottles.
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.
