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December, 2012

Save Money and Succeed: New Year’s Resolutions on a Budget

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Christmas has a nasty habit of exposing our deepest and darkest flaws. Indeed, whether that’s spending too much money on presents, cramming our faces with high-fat delicacies, or smoking ourselves silly, one can always count on Saint Nick to bring those little vices into alarming focus.

Of course, this doesn’t have to be a bad thing. For starters, you’ll have a much clearer idea about the things you’d like to change in the New Year, such as giving up smoking, drinking less alcohol, or visiting the gym more regularly.

While many resolutions can be achieved on the cheap, others, such as travelling or learning a new skill, can be relatively pricey. With this in mind, we’ve rounded up the most popular New Year’s resolutions, and scoured the internet to help your achieve your resolutions for less!

I Want to Stop Smoking!

Perhaps the most popular resolution, the desire to give up smoking shows no signs of abating. Fortunately, there are many gadgets and gizmos to help you nail the habit, including nicotine patches and chewing gum. The most popular method in recent years, though, has been the electronic cigarette. On the surface, it looks exactly like a cigarette (it even lights up when you inhale), but doesn’t have the harmful effects of ordinary cigarettes.

Order yours today, and get 20% off at E Cigarette Web.

I Want to Lose Weight!

If you’re among those who gorged on Quality Street this holiday, there’s a good chance you’ll want to work off those extra calories. It’s no wonder, then, that so many of us take up jogging or cycling in the new year – but why venture into the cold, or sign up to an expensive gym, when you could lose weight from the comfort of your living room? There are plenty of exercise machines on the market today, meaning that you can lose weight and catch up on Eastenders at the same time.

Order a Reebok ZR10 Exercise Bike today, and get £100 off at Sweatband.com.

I Want to Eat Healthily!

As twenty thirteen rolls into view, many of us will think about changing our diets. From cutting out caffeine to eating less sugary foods, there are many ways to improve your diet, but that doesn’t mean your food has to be dull and uninspired. There’s a plethora of food and dieting books on the shelves these days, which should go some way to ensuring your food is as healthy as it is tasty.

Check out these brilliant food and dieting books from £3 at The Book People.

I Want to Visit a New Country!

Never mind Karl Pilkington’s globe-trotting escapades; travel certainly broadens the mind. Indeed, a well-earned holiday is often the best way to discover the world, and your place within it. Needless to say, visiting a new country for the first time, or just taking some time for yourself, may be the perfect start to your year. And with the January sales in full swing, there’s never been a better time to book your break.

Get 10% off all holidays in the sale at Thomas Cook.

I Want to Learn a New Skill!

Many of us would like to learn a new skill – and the New Year offers a fantastic time to start! Learning how to cook, drive, or play the guitar are fantastic ways to boost your confidence, and they also give you a realistic goal to work towards. Best of all, there is no limit to what you can do, so why not try something absolutely bonkers? There are dozens of workshops and experience days, with particular emphasis on hobbies, for you to check out – and each offers something entirely unique.

Get up to 50% off these fantastic workshops at Red Letter Days.

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2012: A Year to Remember

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Never mind all that end of the world malarkey, 2012 has actually turned out to be a pretty great year hasn’t it? Some might even go as far as to say it was one of the best in recent memory…

As the eyes of the world zoomed in on London, the focal (and high) point has undoubtedly been our glorious, sport-filled summer – but with a positive buzz permeating throughout the entire year: it’s been a fine one for all types of entertainment. From the Queen parachuting into the Olympic Stadium, to a book craze that even pensioners couldn’t help gossiping over – we thought we’d take the opportune time to reflect with a quick reminder of the biggest moments or trends in entertainment from twenty twelve.

Olympic Opening and Closing Ceremonies


Some loved it, some hated it, some countries were probably baffled beyond belief, but the general consensus seemed to be that the Olympic ceremonies were brilliantly entertaining. From Mr Bean, to the ol’ baked bean (and her corgis), to David Beckham on a speedboat and the Spice Girls on double deckers; both events were full of familiar faces, great music, inspiring content and more importantly: nods to a plethora of sporting heroes. Surely Danny Boyle deserves some sort of medal too?

James Bond Skyfall


As well as befriending our fair monarch, Mr Bond also had a busy year getting back to what he does best, with the new release of Skyfall: the twenty-third film in the franchise.  After the disappointment of the previous offering – Quantum of Solace – the critical response turned out to be resolutely positive, giving Daniel Craig and the whole franchise something of resurgence. With a chart-topping Adele theme tune and a record breaking box office taking, it seems it wasn’t only the Queen who couldn’t get enough of 007.

Fifty Shades of Grey


If you took a trip on any form of public transport during the past year, you’d have been hard pressed to spot a girl not reading Fifty Shades of Grey. Thanks to the risqué writings of an (apparently frustrated) English housewife, women everywhere suddenly became obsessed with the moody so-and-so known as Christian Grey. Frankly, we reckon we’ve come across better writing on a cereal packet, but whether you loved or hated it – it’s been undeniably hard to escape it.

Space Dive


It’s difficult to define what’s classed as ‘entertainment’, but with more than eight million people watching live on YouTube – mouths ajar – as Felix Baumgartner jumped from 128,100 feet, we reckon the lines are now blurrier than ever before. The space jump by Austrian-born ‘Fearless Felix’ was plastered all over the news in October; a celebration of one man’s focus and courage, it was certainly a 2012 moment that many people will remember for years to come.

Diamond Jubilee Concert


It’s been another great year for the Royal family as a whole (rather aptly rounded off by Will and Kate’s baby news), but a particularly monumental one for the Queen, as she marked sixty years on the throne in June. With true patriotic spirit – and more than a few bank holiday bevvies – we all celebrated for an entire weekend as a whole host of events kicked off up and down the country, concluding with a concert at Buckingham palace. Big names ranging from Shirley Bassey to Cheryl Cole performed in front of a euphoric crowd (and even a couple of boogying Princes).

Tour de France


Alongside his contribution to Team GB, Bradley Wiggins cemented his status as this year’s sporting hero by becoming the first ever Brit to win the Tour de France. The culmination of years of immeasurable hard work and determination, it’s one of those feats that simply demand respect and admiration. First, ‘Sports Personality of the Year’, next, Sir Bradley?

We could go on… we haven’t even mentioned the continued success of the Great British Bake Off, One Pound Fish Man’s journey into the music biz, Adele being cut off at the end of Brits, or even Christopher ‘Baloney’ Maloney sending everyone mental on the X Factor. But sadly, the year is almost out and there are still a million Quality Street left to be eaten.

Did we include your favourite moments? Tell us what you’ve loved about 2012 in the comments section below. And if you’d like to make sure next year is just as great, start penciling in your resolutions now – the Calendar Club are selling a whole host of calendars in time for 2013.

All that’s left to say is a big Happy New Year from us all here at My Voucher Codes!

Cheap Party Food Ideas: Perfect for New Year Celebrations

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The ‘Party Season’ is not quite over yet; there’s one more huge celebration to go – New Years! Whether it’s a small get-together, gathering or a great whacking party you are planning, the gathered hordes will need some nibbles – or they’ll be drunken indiscretions with you to blame – give them plenty to soak up the booze! Here’s how to create awesome but cheap party food:

Cheese and Pineapple

You can’t get much more retro than the Cheese and Pineapple Hedgehog (unless you’r going to serve jelly and ice-cream and play Simon says!) And, you can create this ultimate party snack fairly cheaply.

For the cheese use the cheapest supermarket own brand mild cheddar and use a tin of pineapple of the same ilk – no one will be able to tell the difference. For ultra retro-ness, slice a large potato in half and wrap it in foil. Next, using any fruit or vegetable, create the face of the hedgehog (glace cherry works well, so does cucumber). Then take a cocktail stick  put on a small chunk of pineapple and a similar sized lump of cheese (2cm chunks will work just fine).  Repeat until your hog is covered.  For a less showy but quicker snack, forget the hedgehog! Simple and cheap.

Smoked Salmon Canapes

Yes, smoked salmon is expensive – very expensive. But you can still create an awesome, tasty and fairly inexpensive smoked salmon canape  such as smoked salmon moose or pate by using smoked salmon off-cuts, like these from Tesco at 90p.

Check out this super-simple salmon mousse recipe at anutritionisteats.com, it’s a piece of cake (no, it’s a piece of salmon and cream cheese). Instead of using rye bread, scoop a spoonful onto toasted brown bread, it’s cheaper. Or just use 1 centimeter slices of cucumber. If you don’t want the messing around, just take a round cracker and  smear in cream cheese. Next, cut out centimeter square pieces of salmon and scatter on top of the cheese. Whatever way you choose, no one will ever know you’ve used smoked salmon off-cuts.

Go Sweet!

Finger food doesn’t have to be savoury - if you love sweet food, there’s no need to feel left out! One fairly cheap canape is chocolate brownies. If you use supermarket own-brand dark and milk chocolate you’ll be laughing. Check out this awesome Chocolate Brownie Bites recipe at cocoashutter.com.

Fruit Skewers

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If you love fruit and have some ready and waiting in your fruit bowl, this is a great no fuss, no extra cost, party snack. Just get yourself some wooden kebab skewers and pile on whatever you fancy. Remember give them a squeeze of lemon juice to stop the fruit from browning.

If fruit is not your thing and you don’t want to pay extra for fruit you’ll never eat, just used tinned fruit cocktail. Pour the contents into a colander and allow the sticky juice to drain. If you don’t want to shell out for kebab skewers, you can create mini fruit sticks by using any remaining cocktail sticks from your hedgehog. For more fruity ideas, check out vegetarianrecipeclub.org.uk. 

Whatever it is you are planning, use your initiative - if the recipe you use says you need something expensive think how you could substitute it for something cheaper. For example, instead of using bread or crackers as a base for a canape, use cucumber. There you have it, we hope that’s got you thinking about cheap party food. And don’t for get to check out Tesco - you can get £10 off your first shop over £50 and they deliver. Happy New Year Voucher Vultures!

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Money Saving Gadgets: Living for Less in January

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With presents to buy, children to entertain, and in-laws to stuff with delicious grub, nothing puts a bigger strain on the wallet (or mind) than Christmas. Never mind the TV adverts, portraying enviably good-looking families unwrapping half of Debenhams. The reality is far less glamorous.

Indeed, as twenty thirteen rolls in, most of us will be pretty strapped for cash – so what can you do about it? Well, short of winning the lottery or robbing the bank (the latter of which we don’t advise), there are a number of alternative money-saving tips for you to try.

Check out these cheap and easy money saving solutions, and get your new year off to a healthy start!

Start Saving!

While it might sound pretty obvious, very few people actually look after their pennies. In fact, “not saving enough” was most people’s biggest regret last year, with 52% of Britons wishing they had saved more cash. While you don’t need a fancy place to store it (indeed, a broken floorboard or the underside of a mattress will do), this digital money jar – which calculates precisely how many pennies you’ve saved – should come in rather handy.

Order yours for £9.99 at Menkind.

Use less electricity!

Today’s homes are crammed with digital devices, and most of them draw on the power supply. But did you know that your laptop, console and television don’t just suck the juice when they’re on? Simply plugging them into the mains consumes energy, and costs you an absolute fortune – so wouldn’t it be nice if you could check the amount of energy you’re using? Well, now you can! The Energenie Power Meter monitors the energy use and cost of running household appliances, so you can find out which appliances are the key offenders.

Order yours for £9.99 at Amazon.co.uk.

Recharge your batteries!

While most devices use rechargeable batteries, a few still use batteries. Yep, television remotes, game controllers and alarm clocks all rely on the age-old power method, costing you a fortune and multiple trips to the pound store. So what can you do? Well, it might be worth investing in rechargeable batteries. This charger from Tesco can be bought for a pittance, and can be used to charge AA and AAA batteries until your heart’s content.

Order yours for £7.99 at Tesco Direct.

Drink More!

Do you spend a fortune on bottled water, but want to save money? Well, there’s a solution. The Bobble BPA-Free Water Bottle actually filters water as you drink, meaning you won’t have to spend a fortune to stay healthy and hydrated. With Bobble’s interchangeable and replaceable filters, you can improve the taste of water from your tap, while also saving money.

Order yours for £7.99 at Amazon.co.uk.

By far the most important item in the kitchen (well, for coffee lovers anyway), kettles are often the most expensive appliances to run. With this in mind, it’s certainly worth upgrading to an energy efficient kettle. This eco-friendly model from Philips uses 60% less energy than a regular kettle, which should help to keep those energy bills at bay.

Order yours for £22.99 at Amazon.co.uk.

For even more money-saving ideas and gadget discounts, be sure to check out myvouchercodes.co.uk.

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Fashion Voucher Vulture: Best of the House of Fraser Sale

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After the food comas have lifted and the mountains of wrapping paper have been cleared, the time comes to set our minds to the most important shopping mission of the new year…The January Sales. It’s true that there are few things on this Earth to match the thrill of finding that dream item you couldn’t stretch to buy a few months ago buried away in the sale rail with a nice juicy discount slapped across the tag. And in these cases the January Sales can be an experience of pure joy.

Unfortunately, in the tempestuous sphere that is British Sale Shopping, these mini victories rarely come about. In reality, for the best part, the sale shopping experience can be an alarming and overwhelming experience, rarely resulting in sartorial success. Indeed after hours spent uncomfortably close to other disgruntled (and quite frankly terrifying) bargain hunters you still run the risk of returning home empty handed and disappointed.

If slaloming through the crowds isn’t your idea of retail bliss you can avoid this potential terror and do your sale shopping online. Every voucher vulture will tell you that the discounts are just as amazing. Plus there’s little to no risk of mental breakdown in the process. Better still, being able to peruse what’s available online at your own leisure ensures that you will end up with something you will actually wear as appose to purchasing something you don’t even like, let alone need, just because that pushy lady in the red jumper wanted it first.

If you’re in need of a little sale inspiration then look no further than these ideas for great sale pieces to save you money now and carry you through to next season. Be quick off the mark and snap them up now before they go. All items available at House of Fraser.

Oasis Jacket, WAS £65.00 NOW £40.00, Label Lab Dress, WAS £125.00 NOW £62.50 

Whistles Jumper, WAS £110.00 NOW £60.00, French Connection Jeans, WAS £72.00 NOW £36.00 

Lacoste Shirt, WAS £95.00 NOW £66.00, Linea Jumper, WAS £50.000 NOW £25.00

Don’t forget to check out myvouchercodes.co.uk for listings on all the best sales across top brands.

Naughty or nice: Alternative Christmas Movies

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Despite the sad demise of the original title character, a sequel to the 1982 classic animation The Snowman is set to grace our TV screens this Christmas. Thanks to those sentimental souls at Channel Four, a brand new hero has been created in the form of a Snowdog – a canine companion guaranteed to melt yet another generation’s hearts.

Although everyone undoubtedly loves a Christmas film, sometimes the TV schedules can be so stuffed full of festive-related offerings that it’s difficult to imagine life will continue past Boxing Day. With the release of the Snowman and the Snowdog, the trend for the ‘traditional’ movie looks set to continue.

Here at What’s Hot, this got us thinking… How about introducing a little variety into the mix? We’d like to rediscover some unsung Christmas movies; the type that struggle against the stereotype a little – or even those you might not realise are part of the genre.

So if you’re hankering after a little viewing variation this year, here’s a pick of five alternative movies to go in search of.

(Just for a little breather of course; perhaps a nice bit of respite in between Love Actually and Elf).

Batman Returns


You might not necessarily associate Batman Returns with Christmas, but that’s probably just a testament to a movie which transcends the season it’s set in. With the snow covered backdrop of Gotham City and smart, occasionally cynical references to the commercial side of Christmas: Tim Burton’s Batman is one of those movies that can be enjoyed at any time of year, but would be perfect right about now. It’s also available for a bargain price; you can find it on Amazon for under £6.

Bad Santa


Don’t let the red suit fool you, there’s nothing nice or jolly about Billy Bob Thornton in Bad Santa. A Christmas movie which is definitely unsuitable for kids; this comedy offering from the Coen Brothers tells that age old tale of a pair of drunken, swearing, thieving conmen, spreading carnage instead of goodwill. If you like outrageous comedy, you’ll undoubtedly appreciate this bad boy.

The Nightmare Before Christmas


Tim Burton’s creations are never going to be bright and breezy, but upon the release of this 1993 animation, Disney warned viewers that it might be a little too ‘scary’ for little ones. Granted, with its eccentric characters and Santa-stealing storyline, it’s no Polar Express – but with its brilliant imagination and offbeat humour: it’s certainly a breath of fresh air. Play are currently selling it for the downright reasonable sum of £3.89.

Die Hard


Whilst you’re reclining in your armchair this Christmas Eve, beer/mince pie in hand, just spare a thought for John McClane. Never mind getting into the Christmas spirit, this fella’s a little too busy running around Los Angeles in a vest, hunting down terrorists. Cementing itself as many a manly favourite and action classic – it also deserves recognition within the alternative festive genre. Get it to rent or buy from iTunes and marvel at Bruce Willis in his heyday.

It’s a Wonderful Life


An ironic choice perhaps, as It’s a Wonderful Life is one of those movies that – despite being entirely associated with Christmas – actually goes against the values most often found in the genre. Instead of buying into the shiny ‘American dream’, it’s not afraid to explore themes of depression and a questioning of faith. (Although it of course turns out happily ever after in the end). If shown on telly this year, it’s one that’s definitely worth setting the Sky+ for, or alternatively, adding to your collection. Get it for just a tenner at Tesco!

Whether you’re a fan of the alternative or the traditional, discover more bargain movies at My Voucher Codes.

Home vs Holiday – Alternative Ways to Spend the Festive Season

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Whilst it’s often true that there is no place like home, it’s not always the case.  With that in mind have you considered an alternative location this Christmas and New Year; is home really better than holiday?

The festive season is all about tradition, but sometimes doing the same old thing every year can get a little tedious.  This is doubly true if you are the one organising everything.  Getting ready for the Christmas festivities takes a lot of planning, and chances are you have already started.  But surely Christmas is about more than just a single day.

You can still enjoy Christmas day at home, and then hit the road.  There are plenty of last minute holiday bargains to be had, that will guarantee you a memorable end to 2012.  Here are just a few;

Hotels can be a great getaway idea.  Let someone else go to all the effort, while you put your feet up and relax.  And if you are going to do it, why not do it in style this New Year.  Hilton hotels are one of the most recognised names in the industry, so you are guaranteed luxury and first class accommodation.  And weekends for the remainder of the year, Hilton hotel stays are discounted by up to 40% at lastminute.com.

If you want to go further afield, there are plenty of destinations just a flight away.  And don’t be fooled by busy expectations, you can make up your mind closer to the departure date than you might think.  Going last minute might mean you have to choose a less popular route, airport or flight times.  a tip you can generally get a bargain by travelling on Christmas day itself, Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve or the 1st of January.  Netflights.com has a great choice of cheap getaways.

If New Year in the capital appeals why not go the whole hog and book a holiday apartment.  Offering plenty of room for you and the family, the price breakdown isn’t actually as much as you might expect, especially if divided between several people. HomeAway.co.uk offers a great selection of apartments for short term rental, including stunning London penthouses which sleep up to 16 people.

For a real family alternative what could be better than a New Year stay at Alton Towers.  Be amazed by some special performances guaranteed to create the perfect party atmosphere, and visit the endless onsite attractions.  And just consider how happy the kids will be. Subject to availability, so book now!

Whatever you end up doing over the festive period, make sure you have a great Christmas.

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Cheap Alternative Christmas Dinner Ideas

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Bored of turkey? It’s no surprise – without special tending, your Christmas Bird will end up drier than the booze section of a supermarket on Christmas Eve. And, a traditional turkey can cost a small fortune – sometimes checking out in excess of £50 for a big bird. Yikes! Plus, Turkeys are not particularly nice creatures – on or off the dinner table!

Here are few seasonal (or not so seasonal!) cheap alternative Christmas Dinner ideas to help get the juices flowing…

Beef

Beef Wellington

A somewhat cheaper, but still traditional, Christmas alternative to tucking into one of Bernard Matthew’s flock is beef. Sure, you can have beef any time of the year, but a few little tweaks and you’ve got yourself a feast fit for Christamas Day.  To add an extra special touch to your Christmas Beef – season your joint with the classic Christmas flavours  – nutmeg, cloves and orange. If you don’t fancy that, try your hand at another beefy Christmas favourate, Beef Wellington- check out this yummy wellington recipice on YouQueen.com.

For extra money saving goodness try a less popular cut such as skirt or brisket.

Pork

What to go even cheaper  without compromising on quality or taste? No problem! Look toward our porky friends with the cloven hooves, Mr and Mrs Piggy! Pork tastes fantastic and is realitively inexpensive.  Plus, with so many different cuts, you’re bound to find a great deal.If you’re after traditional, go for a ham or gammon joint and Chrimbo it up by sticking cloves into it and or glazing it with honey.  For cheap and interesting plump for pork belly or shoulder.

For a spectacular super-festive flourish use brandy like you would on a Christmas pud – remove any cloves, douse in  SMALL ammount of brandy and sey alight . Please don’t try this if you’ve glazed it in honey – instead of tucking into post lunch chocolates, in front of the Queens Speech, you’ll just end up under a foil blanket whilst the fire service squirt water at your house. For more great ideas check out jamesbeard.org.

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Pimped Up Chicken

If you really want a bird on your dinner plate this Christmas, and escape the hassle and expense of a turkey, you really only have 2 options:

Option 1 – Get a frozen duck. Frozen ducks are surprisingly cheap compared to turkeys – expect to pay around a tenner. However, ducks tend to be pretty small – to feed more than 4 you’ll probably need to get 2, thus defeating the object as you can pick up frozen turkeys for  roughly the same price.

Option 2 – Pimp up a chicken! Chicken is bog standard roast dinner material, so you’ll have to go the extra mile to make it worthy of a Christmas dinner plate – here’s how to do it:

Step 1 – get the biggest chicken you can find – if you are having more than 4 or five get 2 chickens. At a round a fiver, it’s really worth it. Step 2 create a garlic and herb butter mix and Stuff rub underneath the skin – Jamie Oliver does this with a turkey (just follow the recipe but change the times and temperature accordingly). Step 3 – get cheap streaky bacon and cover the outside of the breast.  Step 4 -Stuff it! You could use Clementines, like Jamie does with his Turkey. Whatever you use, ram it in! Head over to spatulaspoonandsaturday.com for more ideas

Screw It – Have a Barbeque!

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There’s not much else to it. But what about tradition, you say? Well, a Christmas Day Barbeque is traditional. In australia! So (crank up a smammy Austrlian accent) ‘stick another shrimp on the barby and grab another tinny mate’. Not convinced? Still do all the trimmings – roast your potatoes, boil your sprouts even get the gravy on the go and you don’t have to stand around freezing in the garden eating off paper plates. Plus, instead of teeny pigs in blankuse normal sausgaes wrapped in bacon.

 

Merry Christmas Voucher Vultures!

 

Christmas Jumper Day – Festive Fundraising with MyVoucherCodes

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What could be better than a statement knit? Why, a statement knit to save the world of course! This festive season has seen the humble Christmas woolly affirm itself as the ultimate in holiday attire. Previously a reluctantly received gift, reserved for only the darkest recesses of one’s wardrobe, brought out only obligatory family celebrations. Nowadays anyone who’s has been seen rocking a Christmas Jumper – including the team here at MyVoucherCodes.

Yesterday the MyVoucherCodes staff celebrated our first annual Christmas Jumper Day in support of Save The Children’s vital work helping the world’s poorest children. The UK’s official Christmas Jumper Day took place on the 14th December this year, proceeds of which go towards providing life-saving vaccines, mosquito nets, and school equipment to children in desperate need across the globe. If you’ve missed this year’s Christmas Jumper Day, never fear, you can still get involved with the kitsch merriment throughout the whole festive period. To find out more or sign up for next year visit the official Save The Children Christmas Jumper Day website.

Despite our somewhat belated celebrations, the MyVoucherCodes team were more than excited to get on board with the festive fundraising, helping children who need it most through the joy of cosy knitwear.

Even Lady, the office dog, was getting in the holiday spirit

Hmm…The Secret Santa Presents are looking tempting

We know that all you fashion voucher vultures will be keen to get on board with the festive season’s biggest trend and, although Christmas Jumpers have been whizzing off the shelves like reindeer in flight, you can still make massive savings on the hottest kitsch Christmas knits by visiting myvouchercodes.co.uk.

Treat The Kids This Christmas: The Best Discounts on Children’s Brands

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Looking to treat the kids this Christmas, but don’t want to spend an absolute fortune? Check out the second in our series of six featurettes, highlighting some of the very best deals, savings and voucher codes on children’s brands at myvouchercodes.co.uk.

This week, we feature Adams, Delta Force Paintball and The Entertainer.

For all of these brilliant deals, and more, check out myvouchercodes.co.uk.