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How To Find Out Which Restaurants Have 50% Off!

How To Find Out Which Restaurants Have 50% Off!
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Ever since the UK reopened for business, the government has been pushing people to go out and spend their money. 

It wasn’t clear how much they wanted us to hit the high street however, until they offered a 50% discount on meals where you dine in. The offer is only valid on Mondays through to Wednesday’s, and this is likely because these are the slower days. The 50% discount is only valid up to £10 per person, and is only at participating places. So, you may be wondering where can I claim the offer?

Well, considering 32,000 businesses have signed up so far, it’s highly likely you’ve got at least one of your favourite spots signed up nearby.

You can check on the Eat out to help out government page found here. All you have to do is type in your postcode and the results will be brought to you.

On top of the huge discount you can get near the start of the week, the government also announced a cut in VAT in hospitality sectors – from 20% to 5%, meaning trips away and eating out will be cheaper than ever.

Announcing the changes the other week, Sunak said: “The best jobs programme we can do is to restart these sectors, and get our pubs, restaurants, cafes and B&Bs bustling again.

“I know people are cautious about going out, but we wouldn’t have listed the restrictions if we didn’t think we could do so safely. I’ve seen how in the last few weeks hard business are working to make their premises safe, and if we follow the guidance and respect what they ask us to do, we can all enjoy summer safely.

“In turn, we need to give these businesses the confidence to know that if they open up, invest in making their premises safe and protect jobs, demand will be there – and be there quickly.”

He added that: “At the moment, VAT on hospitality and tourism is charged at 20 percent, so I’ve decided for the next six months to cut that on food, accommodation and attractions.

“Eat-in or hot takeaway food from restaurants, cafes and pubs, accommodation in hotels, B&Bs, campsites and caravan parks, attractions like cinemas, theme parks and zoos: all these and more will see VAT reduced from next Wednesday until January 12, from 20 percent to five percent.”

You may already know all this. But you also may have seen posts about Mcdonald’s and Nandos slashing their food prices and wondered what it was all about – well now you know! There are also incentive packages for business to hire new employees and apprentices, and other monetary aids for keeping staff on during these hard times. The furlough scheme as we know it is set to end in a few months too, and this is all in an attempt to get the economy going again.

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