Jonathan Campbell rounds up the best deals on the web and the high street
:: GET 50 per cent off pizza when you spend £35 or more ordering online at dominos.co.uk. Use the code FEEDME35 at the checkout. It’s valid until November 13.
:: The National Trust is offering non-members a free visit this autumn. Each freebie is valid for up to two adults and four children until November 30. If you're already a member, you can bring someone else along for no charge instead. Find out more and claim your ticket at nationaltrust.org.uk/features/escape-into-autumn, which includes a list of excluded locations. Notable exceptions in Northern Ireland are Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, the Giant’s Causeway Visitor Experience, Murlough National Nature Reserve and Portstewart Strand.
:: Tesco Clubcard holders can exchange £8 worth of vouchers for a three-month Disney+ subscription worth £23.97. It's valid for new and existing subscribers. Find out more at tesco.com/clubcard. The reward code is valid until August 10 2023 so you can buy it now and keep it to add once an annual subscription has ended, for example.
:: New customers get £5 off a £45 spend and free next-day delivery at iceland.co.uk with the code HIFIVE. Students ordering for the first time get £7 off a £50 spend. You’ll need a Student Beans membership for the latter. Find out more at iceland.co.uk/student-discount.
:: Students get 20 per cent off at H&M with UNiDAYS for a limited time, with a minimum spend in store of £30. Find out more at https://www2.hm.com/en_gb/unidays.html.
:: Argos has shaved almost a third off the price of a Philips OneBlade three-pack of replacement blades, down from £30 to £21. Search for item 760/1763 at argos.co.uk. No end date is specified on the site.
:: Photo prints and gifts site snapfish.co.uk has a discount code SAVE922 valid until 11.59pm on Sunday October 2. It entitles you to 30 per cent off with no minimum spend or you'll get orders of at least £35 for half price.
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.
