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ITV News
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- ITV News
From free cocktails to £4 cinema tickets, check out Jordon's cracking deals this week!
From free cocktails, to £4 cinema tickets, our very own Coupon King Jordon Cox is sharing some of his favourite deals from this week to make sure you can keep more cash in your pocket! Advertisement. We earn commission from some links on this page. When you click on a link, our affiliate partner sets cookies - you can opt out here. Our full disclosure notice is here. Prices are correct at time of publication. Sale across bedding, decor, curtains, towels and more. Both online & in-store until 22nd June. IKEA SUMMER SALE UP TO 60% OFF Across a number of homeware items including furniture, lighting, duvets, rugs and more. Both online & in-store until 6th July. OPEN FARM SUNDAY This Sunday 8th June, farms across the UK are opening their doors to the public, some are opening up for free, while others have nominal fees like £3 to enter. There are 100s of these events happening all around the country. £4 CINEMA TICKETS Until Saturday 7th June you can exchange your Clubcard points for a cinema ticket at Cineworld. Thanks to the double up offer, the £2 worth of Clubcard points become £4 worth of Cineworld vouchers, enough for a ticket. If you download the All Bar One app you'll find a voucher for a free cocktail. You can either choose between an Azure Martini or a Dragon Fruit Cooler. It can be used Sunday-Thursday throughout June, at All Bar One venues nationwide (excluding airports). The Summer Beauty Bag contains 11 items including Estee Lauder Youth Power Creme Inside, there's £210 worth of products, but you only pay £35 for the set. It's only available in-store, and is while stocks last. Download the Prezzo app, and sign up to the 'Club Prezzo' loyalty scheme, and you'll get a portion of Doughnut Balls with Nutella dipping sauce on the side for free. There's no purchase necessary with this. If you head to Frankie & Benny's before Friday 13th June, and buy a main meal, you get your next one for £1. This is available across their main meals. There's no voucher or code to show & can be claimed at any time on any day before the 13th. If you download the Zizzi app, and sign up to the Zillionaires Club, you get access to a deal for the month of June. Check the 'perks' section of the app, and you'll get 50% off mains when you purchase either a starter or dessert. Book by Saturday 7th June to get 20% off Eurostar tickets. This offer applies to standard class adult fares on routes from London St Pancras to Paris, Brussels, Lille, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam. Prices start from just £31 each way.
South Wales Argus
27-05-2025
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Nightclub market shrinking as younger people stay at home, says pub boss
Phil Urban, the chief executive of Mitchells & Butlers, said the group would not look to grow in that market because of the challenges it faces. 'The toughest part of the market right now is late night,' Mr Urban told the PA news agency. 'We're certainly not exposed like pure, late-night operators are, so we're quite thankful for that.' Mitchells & Butlers owns brands including the All Bar One chain (Mitchells & Butlers/PA) Mitchells owns restaurants, pubs and bar chains including Toby Carvery, Harvester, All Bar One, Nicholson's, and Miller & Carter. While hospitality companies will be hoping for a boost in spending over the bank holiday weekend, family-focused events like Mother's Day and Easter have been the driving force behind a jump in visitors for many chains. Last week, Marston's, which runs about 1,300 pubs in the UK, said such occasions were bringing in more customers, while it has recently invested in a new sports pub concept to capitalise on the growing market. Mr Urban said younger people were straying from previous generations who would be more inclined to 'go out late night and stay out'. 'I think social media means that you don't have to do that to stay in touch with your friends,' he told PA. The booming takeaway and home delivery market was also having an influence, he suggested, adding: 'People are often meeting beforehand to have something to eat, having a few drinks at home, before going out. 'So, those pure late-night, club operators, have certainly got a smaller market. 'We wouldn't go back into that sort of club market, it's not for us, because I do think it's going to take a long while to reverse – if it does.' He said all the company's brands were 'doing well', but that its Irish pub and bar chain O'Neill's was 'probably having the toughest time' due to its exposure to the night-time industry.
Glasgow Times
27-05-2025
- Business
- Glasgow Times
Nightclub market shrinking as younger people stay at home, says pub boss
Phil Urban, the chief executive of Mitchells & Butlers, said the group would not look to grow in that market because of the challenges it faces. 'The toughest part of the market right now is late night,' Mr Urban told the PA news agency. 'We're certainly not exposed like pure, late-night operators are, so we're quite thankful for that.' Mitchells & Butlers owns brands including the All Bar One chain (Mitchells & Butlers/PA) Mitchells owns restaurants, pubs and bar chains including Toby Carvery, Harvester, All Bar One, Nicholson's, and Miller & Carter. While hospitality companies will be hoping for a boost in spending over the bank holiday weekend, family-focused events like Mother's Day and Easter have been the driving force behind a jump in visitors for many chains. Last week, Marston's, which runs about 1,300 pubs in the UK, said such occasions were bringing in more customers, while it has recently invested in a new sports pub concept to capitalise on the growing market. Mr Urban said younger people were straying from previous generations who would be more inclined to 'go out late night and stay out'. 'I think social media means that you don't have to do that to stay in touch with your friends,' he told PA. The booming takeaway and home delivery market was also having an influence, he suggested, adding: 'People are often meeting beforehand to have something to eat, having a few drinks at home, before going out. 'So, those pure late-night, club operators, have certainly got a smaller market. 'We wouldn't go back into that sort of club market, it's not for us, because I do think it's going to take a long while to reverse – if it does.' He said all the company's brands were 'doing well', but that its Irish pub and bar chain O'Neill's was 'probably having the toughest time' due to its exposure to the night-time industry.
Western Telegraph
26-05-2025
- Business
- Western Telegraph
Nightclub market shrinking as younger people stay at home, says pub boss
Phil Urban, the chief executive of Mitchells & Butlers, said the group would not look to grow in that market because of the challenges it faces. 'The toughest part of the market right now is late night,' Mr Urban told the PA news agency. 'We're certainly not exposed like pure, late-night operators are, so we're quite thankful for that.' Mitchells & Butlers owns brands including the All Bar One chain (Mitchells & Butlers/PA) Mitchells owns restaurants, pubs and bar chains including Toby Carvery, Harvester, All Bar One, Nicholson's, and Miller & Carter. While hospitality companies will be hoping for a boost in spending over the bank holiday weekend, family-focused events like Mother's Day and Easter have been the driving force behind a jump in visitors for many chains. Last week, Marston's, which runs about 1,300 pubs in the UK, said such occasions were bringing in more customers, while it has recently invested in a new sports pub concept to capitalise on the growing market. Mr Urban said younger people were straying from previous generations who would be more inclined to 'go out late night and stay out'. 'I think social media means that you don't have to do that to stay in touch with your friends,' he told PA. The booming takeaway and home delivery market was also having an influence, he suggested, adding: 'People are often meeting beforehand to have something to eat, having a few drinks at home, before going out. 'So, those pure late-night, club operators, have certainly got a smaller market. 'We wouldn't go back into that sort of club market, it's not for us, because I do think it's going to take a long while to reverse – if it does.' He said all the company's brands were 'doing well', but that its Irish pub and bar chain O'Neill's was 'probably having the toughest time' due to its exposure to the night-time industry.
The Herald Scotland
26-05-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
Nightclub market shrinking as younger people stay at home, says pub boss
'The toughest part of the market right now is late night,' Mr Urban told the PA news agency. 'We're certainly not exposed like pure, late-night operators are, so we're quite thankful for that.' Mitchells & Butlers owns brands including the All Bar One chain (Mitchells & Butlers/PA) Mitchells owns restaurants, pubs and bar chains including Toby Carvery, Harvester, All Bar One, Nicholson's, and Miller & Carter. While hospitality companies will be hoping for a boost in spending over the bank holiday weekend, family-focused events like Mother's Day and Easter have been the driving force behind a jump in visitors for many chains. Last week, Marston's, which runs about 1,300 pubs in the UK, said such occasions were bringing in more customers, while it has recently invested in a new sports pub concept to capitalise on the growing market. Mr Urban said younger people were straying from previous generations who would be more inclined to 'go out late night and stay out'. 'I think social media means that you don't have to do that to stay in touch with your friends,' he told PA. The booming takeaway and home delivery market was also having an influence, he suggested, adding: 'People are often meeting beforehand to have something to eat, having a few drinks at home, before going out. 'So, those pure late-night, club operators, have certainly got a smaller market. 'We wouldn't go back into that sort of club market, it's not for us, because I do think it's going to take a long while to reverse – if it does.' He said all the company's brands were 'doing well', but that its Irish pub and bar chain O'Neill's was 'probably having the toughest time' due to its exposure to the night-time industry.
