Deals and sales

Best Wilko home sale deals Wilko White Artisan Speckled Dinner Set 12 Piece - £15 (was £30) Wilko Red Chevron Weave Throw - £8 (was £12) Wilko Grey Faux Linen Storage Cube - £10 (was £14) Wilko Natural Shimmer Velvet Effect Lined Eyelet Curtains - £25 (was £45) Wilko Plants Duvet Set King - £10 (was £16) Wilko Pressure Cooker 6L - £30 (was £50) Wilko recently launched an electric frying pan with six different compartments for £20. … [Read more...] about Wilko offering up to 50% off home and kitchen items in huge summer sale

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Wilko also has everything you need for a Spring clean - with items starting at £1 and that includes branded items like Cif, Flash, and Wilko’s own brand of soda crystals which has been hailed the holy grail for their ability to remove stains and dirt from grubby clothes but they can also shift burnt-on food from pots and pans, keep sinks and drains smelling fresh and blockage free, and remove unsightly moss and algae from garden patios. … [Read more...] about Wilko launches £20 electric frying pan with six different compartments

“The decision to significantly reduce the scale of the business in order to preserve its future will regrettably result in job losses as a direct result of the closing of the store network as we right-size the business." … [Read more...] about TM Lewin to shut all 66 stores and switch sales online with hundreds of jobs to go

I mention this partly because it would have been far less than full disclosure not to, but mostly because I want them to sort it out. The thing is that Côte at Home is really good. Not just “good considering they’re a high street chain”, or “not bad at the price”. It’s proper good, in the way you tell your neighbours about over the garden wall while dissing the government’s latest knuckle-dragging stupidity. The online selection is so extensive – not just ready meals but cheeses, wines and butchery – that I wondered whether a food service company was involved. Apparently not. Côte introduced a central kitchen for some of their dishes a while back and, with the additions of a few buy-ins, it all comes from there. … [Read more...] about A high street bistro that really delivers…