Sainsbury's Baby Wipes & Toileteries - Half-Price
HotUKDeals (Free subscription) | yesterday
Found by Daniel_Saeed , Sainsburys Deals This is back again but excludes nappies and baby food. Link below for online listing half priced toileteries.
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New footpath opened outside Sainsbury's in High Wycombe
Bucks Free Press | Local News (Free subscription) | yesterday
A TEMPORARY public footpath has been opened in the centre of High Wycombe next to the Sainsbury's redevelopment site.
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Two mince pies
Another Food Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sainsbury’s deep dish ones, heated in the oven for 10 minutes, and each with a dollop of goat’s milk yoghurt on top. They were my first this season, and pretty yummy, too. I’ll bake my own, but they won’t be as good.
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Ex-Sainsbury's man issues call to arms - Freshinfo
Leslie's blog (Free subscription) | 11/28/2008
Ex-Sainsbury's man issues call to arms Freshinfo, UK - 3 hours ago Merton started out by reminding the group that the Competition Commission had concluded its two-year inquiry into the UK grocery market that a overall, ...
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EagleCrest Chardonnay Wine - £2.00 each or £11.40 for 6 Bottles at Sainsbury's
HotUKDeals (Free subscription) | 11/28/2008
Found by Jonnym , Sainsburys Deals Ideal for Christmas (well, with the best intentions anyway!), Sainsbury's have Eaglecrest Chardonnay at £2 a bottle to clear. Buy 6 bottles and get 5% off = £11.40 I bought six last night and there was still some instore today when I went in again. They also have their own Limited Release at £2.50 a bottle, and you can apply the same 5% discount to that...
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5% off ALL Postage Stamps - Instore at Sainsbury's
HotUKDeals (Free subscription) | 11/28/2008
Found by Jakejakejake , Sainsburys Deals Noticed this offer advertised instore at the kiosk, and on the checkout dividers today. Advert says that it includes ALL stamps Dunno the expiry date... will try and find out more tomorrow! Better than the superdrug offer as it includes the 2nd class ones!
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New Sainsbury building - response to the planning application
Kings Cross Local Environment (Free subscription) | 11/26/2008
Kings Cross Development Forum has not gone away. We are on the case. Our Planning Response Team has pored over the plans for Sainsbury's proposed headquarters building in King's Cross. We only have till Monday December 1 to comment. The...
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Asda and Sainsbury's follows Tesco by slashing price of food and gadgets as price war hots up
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 11/26/2008
By Harry Wallop, Consumer Affairs Editor Last Updated: 8:40PM GMT 26 Nov 2008The reductions are in direct response to Tesco, which announced earlier in the day that it was cutting an estimated 1,000 prices on gadgets, alcohol and children's bicycles, in some cases by up to 50 per cent.Sainsbury's too has announced it is cutting £200 from some widescreen televisions, as well as cutting the price...
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Deck the halls
Sparkster.net (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
Yesterday morning, Karl and I took time off from fixing people’s computer problems to go into Bath to buy Christmas decorations for the office. The shopping trip was unsuccessful and we came back empty handed. This was due to Homebase only selling stupidly expensive baubles; Sainsbury’s not stocking any tinsel and all the other shops in town being about as festive as a morgue. On the way back...
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From dump to pump, the green fuel that cuts costs
Financial Time (Free subscription) | 12/01/2008
Just outside Bristol, a driver is filling a J Sainsbury delivery truck with fuel. It looks like petrol but is in fact produced from rotting rubbish. This innovation in...
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The most delicious raw nut spread ever for heart health pantothenic
Hd pantothenic px solid F F E. (Free subscription) | 12/01/2008
Google's iPhone voice search delayed too. Vitamin D or Gallium nitride semiconductor is important for the growth and development of bones by adjusting the level of calcium in it. Drain off all but tablespoons fat from pan, reserving extra. Prices correct on October from Waitrose or Sainsbury's, London. Ingredients Water, sugar, carbon dioxide, caramel sugar syrup, natural free from plant extracts....
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“..Yuk - the sausage rolls with just 6% pork..”
whoar.co.nz (Free subscription) | 11/30/2008
“..Some of Britain’s biggest supermarket chains are compromising on quality by selling budget items.. ..such as sausage rolls with as little as 6% pork. Sainsbury’s and Tesco are working hard to market their low-cost lines as they compete with discount chains to attract cash-strapped shoppers. This is often coming at the expense of quality, however. An analysis of [...]
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Recession slows the Tesco juggernaut
The Independent (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
... is way behind the most recent figures posted by Asda - 6.9 per cent in the third quarter - and Sainsbury's - 3.9 per cent in the first half. Aldi, the discounter, has also hurt Tesco this year. Jonathan Pritchard, an Oriel Securities analyst, said: "They are haemorrhaging customers to Aldi and Asda. This has become a more sustained trend and it appears that momentum is with others at the...
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I Reconsider My Views On South London
ganching (Free subscription) | 12/01/2008
Maritime GalleriesOriginally uploaded by ganchingabzI am wholeheartedly embracing make do and mend, frugality and general thriftiness. In this spirit I decided yesterday to go to Sainsbury's rather than do my food shopping in the food hall in John Lewis. I...
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Britain and the World in 2009
Intute: Social Sciences Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
As the year draws to a close, thoughts inevitably move on to the future and the year ahead. For the ESRC, this means looking at Britain in 2009 their annual publication that picks out some of the best Social Science research and asks what it says about the state of the nation. Britain in 2009 is available in a number of High Street stores in the UK, including WHSmith, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose,...
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