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  • Toby Carvery 50% off mains

    Toby Carvery 50% off mains

    Via app. Mains normally cost up to £7.99

    Download the Toby Carvery app to get a voucher for 50% off all main meals (incl kids’), valid when you dine in from 12pm-10pm on Mon 24 Sep or Tue 25 Sep.

    Main meals normally cost up to £7.99, so you could save £4ish per head with this deal. One voucher will cover your whole group.

    The offer’s running to promote the launch of Toby Carvery’s new menu. It has advised booking a table in advance as it may be busy, but a reservation isn’t required.

    It’s not valid on breakfast and can’t be used in conjunction with any other offers, including the midweek two-course menu.

  • Co-op £5 frozen meal deal

    Co-op £5 frozen meal deal

    Incl fish fillets, chips and ice cream

    You can get a frozen meal deal containing five specific items for £5 (would cost £12.19 bought separately) if you go to a participating Co-op store by Tue 25 Sep. 

    You'll need to buy ALL of these items to get the £5 deal:

    • Young's Chip Shop 2-pack extra large fish fillets in batter (320g)
    • Young's 10 Flipper Dippers (250g)
    • Co-op British garden peas (400g)
    • McCain oven chips (750g)
    • Carte D'Or vanilla ice cream (1 litre)

    If any of the items are out of stock, the deal won’t work. Though it’s possible a substitution could be made at the manager’s discretion, so it could be worth asking at the till.

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And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.

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