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Including London, 27-29 September

You can get two free tickets for the Homebuilding & Renovating Show* at multiple locations this year when registering online via our special link. Tickets normally cost up to £12, plus a £1.85 booking fee which is waived for this deal.

Choose from the following 2024 shows:

27 to 29 September, London Show - Excel, East London – 10,000 free tickets available
1 to 3 November, Northern Show - Harrogate Convention Centre – 10,000 free tickets available
16 to 17 November, South West Show - Bath and West Showground, Somerset – 5,000 free tickets available

You need to claim your ticket before 3pm on the day before each event starts, though there's a possibility the free ticket allocation could have gone by then, so it's best not to wait. Tickets will be emailed to you and you'll need to either print them beforehand, or print them out at the show's ticket desk. Children aged 16 or under can attend for free and don't need to book in advance.

Important: Tickets are completely free for these shows, so if you're asked to add any card details, go back and try the above link again.

What is the Homebuilding & Renovating Show?

It includes big brands exhibiting their latest products, plus free seminars and masterclasses, and one-to-one advice led by experts within the industry on topics such as design, self-builds, energy efficiency, budgets and legal issues.

For savings around the home, see our Home & Garden deals round-up.

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