this why i was asking about the trolley app tbh! seems like a good idea but is it too much hassle when taking clubcard prices / nectar offers into consideration?
Aww I thought it was something else they’d agreed , thanks.
£3.75 is a lot! The secondary she did the induction at is £2.30 for a meal deal. Can't see a menu for this new one
Is there any knock off oodies available? There's 4 of us in my house wi cost a fortune to kit us all outHubby got me an oodie fir my birthday last year and its great!! In fact its boiling!
xI think we may live in the same countyChristmas bonus on the way for millions who receive DWP benefits - check if you are eligible (msn.com)
A magical £10 for Christmas for those eligible.
How much did your MP claim in expenses and business costs? - cumbriacrack.com
Expenses and business costs of Cumbria’s MPs have been revealed - with some claiming more than the average Parliamentarian.cumbriacrack.com
"The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority has revealed that Workington Conservative MP Mark Jenkinson claimed £249,881.63 in business costs during the 2020-21 financial year and Westmorland and Lonsdale MP Tim Farron claimed £249,444.28.
These are the highest costs for Cumbria’s MPs. By comparison, Darren Henry, a Tory MP for Broxtowe, had costs of £280,900 last year, while Philip Hollobone, the member for Kettering, had just £80,700.
On average MPs claim £203,880.
Kit Malthouse was the most expensive MP attending the Cabinet in 2020-21, with total costs of £244,312.
The total costs of MPs last year rose by four per cent to £132.5 million,
This was compared to £178,406 for Prime Minister Boris Johnson and £168,109 for Sir Keir Starmer."
I wonder how Mark Jenkinson’s constituents will feel about this, given the extent of deprivation in Workington.
No way that’s great! Are you in NI? I haven’t heard anything from my energy crowd at all lol
Are you in NI too?
Lidl do dupes, I can't remember how many were in a packI know youre not the poster with these but theyre £2.60 at asda for a 5 pack.
£1 at Iceland for a 3 pack and Aldi now do individual dupes at the checkout. Theyre dino something or other but 39p each so £2 for 5.
My kids love them
Seems like a good price. This is mine
I did say this is just based on what I eat which is nuggs, chips type foods. For me if needed I could get it down to £20 I put the same amount as my usual shop just the cheapest options.
Mine does that, but it is only on certain types of fabric.
In the last week - teabags 55p to 75p, pizza 69p to 89p.
