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9 Current Deals

Sunday to Friday

Get code via Health Service Discounts

NHS workers can sign up for free to Health Service Discounts to get a code for 15% off tickets for outdoor adventure activity Go Ape (30+ locations, find your nearest). Tickets normally cost between £20 and £35.

The offer is valid Sunday to Friday, so you can't get 15% off on Saturdays. The code can't be used with any other offers.

Ongoing

With a Blue Light Card. Also gets no joining fee

If you've a Blue Light Card, Pure Gym (find your nearest) is offering 5% off monthly memberships or 10% off fixed-term memberships, plus no joining fee (normally about £15).

The cost of membership depends on the location, but Pure Gym says monthly memberships start from £15.99 a month.

To get the discount, sign in to Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate a code from its website or via the app.

Ongoing

Show your NHS ID at any branch

NHS staff can get 5% off on service and MOT bookings at Mr Clutch Autocentres (40+ branches in England and Wales – find your nearest). To claim the discount, show your NHS ID in any branch.

The offer can be combined with discounted online prices, but can't be used with any other offer.

Bear in mind Mr Clutch may not be the cheapest place to get your MOT, even with the discount. Check our Cheap MOTs guide for ways to cut costs.

Ongoing

Sign up via special link with NHS email then download app

Mental health programme Unmind is giving free access to NHS staff who sign up online with their NHS email account.

Unmind says it provides clinically-backed tools, resources and support for proactively nurturing your mental health.

Access Unmind via the special NHS link, sign up with your NHS work email, answer a few questions to get set up, then download the app to your phone.

Valid at service station eateries

With a Blue Light Card. Valid at Starbucks and KFC

Welcome Break service stations (find your nearest) are offering emergency services and NHS workers with a Blue Light Card 10% off Starbucks (including 'Drive-Thru') and KFC. The previous 20% discount valid at other retailers does not seem to be active, but it's worth checking the Blue Light Card website to see if it comes back.

Simply present your discount card before you pay. See full T&Cs. It's worth noting that both Starbucks and KFC offer 10% off at non-Welcome Break locations, so you don't have to go out of your way to visit Welcome Break to get this discount.

If you have a Blue Light Card (see our full Blue Light Card info), don't just assume it'll give you the best discounts – always compare offers to check you're getting the best deal.

More info

The discount is not available on purchases made at Waitrose, WHSmith, Greggs and any Welcome Break Hotel.

Online only

With a Blue Light Card code

If you're shopping online at JD Sports, you can get a unique code from Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info) that gets 10% off most full-price items.

You can't use the discount on gift cards, plus some excluded items. See full T&Cs.

Ongoing

Use online code and show ID at first visit

NHS staff and emergency service workers looking to join a Nuffield Health fitness and wellbeing centre can get 30% off a full individual monthly rolling or 12-month membership – prices vary by location (find your nearest). See 'More info' below for full eligibility criteria. See full Nuffield Health T&Cs.

To sign up online, if you work for the NHS use the code NHS30 in the corporate discount code section at the checkout. For fire service, use the code FIRE30 and for the police service, use the code POLICE30. You'll need to show your work ID on your first visit.

More info

This offer is available to:

NHS: Any person employed full or part-time by the National Health Service.

Police: Any person employed full or part-time as a police officer or special constable or special police constable (SC or SPC), a member of NARPO (retired police officers) or employed by a police station in an admin role.

Fire: Any person employed full or part-time as a Fire Officer or Volunteer Fire Officer or member of NARF (retired fire officer) or employed by a fire station in an admin role.

Blue Light Card holders: Anyone holding a valid Blue Light Card can join in their local centre or by logging in to their Blue Light Card account and searching for Nuffield Health.

Ongoing

£5 for two years

Emergency Services and NHS workers, can register for a Blue Light Card to receive discounts for online and high street retailers. Check more info to see if your service is included.

It costs £4.99 for a two-year membership - well worth it if you think you'll save over £5 during this time. See full T&Cs.

Unfortunately, you can't see which other offers are available until you've signed up, but in the past we've spotted offers such as 10% off at Iceland, 10% off at Starbucks, 20% off Superdry, 30% off yoga classes, and discounts at several popular restaurants.

If you have a Blue Light Card, don't just assume it'll give you the best discounts - always compare offers to check you're getting the best deal.

More info

Services include: 4x4 Response, Ambulance Service, Blood Bikes, Border Force, British Army, Cave Rescue, Community First Responders, Fire Service, Highways England Traffic Officer, HM Armed Forces Veterans, HM Coastguard, HM Prison Service, Immigration Enforcement, Lowland Search and Rescue, MoD Civil Servant, MoD Fire Service, MoD Police, Mountain Rescue, NHS, Police, Red Cross, Reserve Armed Forces, RNLI, Royal Air Force, Royal Marines, Royal Navy, Search and Rescue, Second Line Responders, St Andrews Ambulance, St John Ambulance and UK Visas and Immigration

Free

Download Active 10 app to track 10-minute brisk walks

If you're looking for ways to help improve your health and fitness, you can download the free NHS fitness app Active 10

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The free app (downloadable for Apple/iOS and Android) is designed to fit easily into your daily routine by monitoring how much you walk. Unlike other fitness apps that measure steps, Active 10's intended to get you doing regular 10-minute long brisk walks - ie, walking at a faster pace than usual to get your heart pumping, making you slightly out of breath.

So, we reckon this is aimed more at people who currently aren’t getting a lot of exercise, rather than people who already do a lot to keep fit.

The NHS app says that regular 10-minute brisk walks can benefit your short-term and long-term health, eg, help those with lower back pain and high blood pressure, and reduce your risk of heart disease and type two diabetes.

Looking for more MoneySaving ways to stay fit and healthy? See our articles on cheap medicine, gym membership, and St John Ambulance's free first aid app to find out if you can make any healthy savings.

Expired

Getir 40% off a £30 spend on first orders for NHS staff

Sign up with work email and use code in the Getir app

If you work for the NHS and you're new to speedy grocery delivery service Getir, you can use a code for 40% off when spending £30 or more on your first order via its app. There's a maximum discount of £16, so you'll make a saving on spends up to £40.

To use the offer, sign up to Getir with your NHS email address and add the code 40NHS to the 'Promotions' section of the Getir app (Android/iOS). Then, when you've chosen your order, tap 'Select promotion' at the checkout and pick the NHS offer to apply it to your basket.

You can only use the code once and it can't be combined with any other code. The minimum spend excludes alcohol, tobacco products, cigarettes, gift cards, infant formula and medicines.

Getir delivers to selected areas of London, Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Liverpool, Manchester and Southampton.

For more ways to save on grocery delivery, see our New-customer delivery offers round-up.

Martin's Money Mantras

Use them

Before spending

If you answer 'NO' to any of the following questions, don't buy.

Are you

Not skint? Ask:

Will I use it?

Is it worth it?

Are you

Skint? Ask:

Do I need it?

Can I afford it?

Free protection for all shopping!

There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.
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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