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When an adult buys a main meal

If you're visiting The Range (find your nearest) and fancy a bite to eat, head to Café Eighty Nine (its in-store cafés), and kids aged under 16 can eat for 'free' when an adult buys a main meal during the Easter holidays. The dates it runs for will differ depending on your location:

England and Scotland – Now until Monday 21 April
Wales and Northern Ireland – Saturday 12 April until Sunday 27 April

No code is required as the promotion is automatically applied to the bill. This offer is available in most of its in-store cafés across the UK every day of the week, from opening until café close.

The 'free' kids' meal includes dishes such as pick 'n' mix sandwich selection, fish & chips, or vegan chicken goujons & chips for example, and this would usually cost about £4. All kids' meals include a drink and a piece of fruit too.

One child can eat for free with every adult meal purchased.

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Not huge discounts, some items cheaper elsewhere

If you go online to the The Range, you can get up 'up to 50% off' on selected items for its Black Friday sale which launched on Thursday 7 November. When we checked, there were over 28,000 items included in the sale, and the discounts will likely last throughout the entire month, while stocks last.

The discounts are spread across different departments including furniture, toys, cooking and dining, and Christmas.

What discounts have we seen?

Min discount we saw: 10%
Max discount we saw: 70%
Typical discount from ten random items: 26%

Here are a few deals and duds we spotted on Friday 29 November:

Morphy Richards Hive Jug Kettle (1.5L) – £24 (was £34.99).

CHEAPER ELSEWHERE

for £22 at Amazon
Wooden doll house – £29.99 (was £59.99). Not found elsewhere
Living and Home 8L non-stick digital air fryer – £38.79 (was £45.63). Next cheapest, £41.99 at Debenhams

Delivery's from £4.99, or free if you're spending over £59.

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for all our analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for more latest offers on now.

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