10,000 x £10 East Coast trains vouchers in The Sunday Telegraph tomorrow

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• rob says:

  16 Nov16 November 07:13

  The points that you collect with East coast are more than worthwhile, I redeemed two free tickets from Doncaster to Edinburgh yesterday for when I travel to the 6 nations match between Scotland and England (saved me about £100)

  • Trevor says:

    16 Nov16 November 08:14

    That’s a nice redemption.

  • Rob says:

    16 Nov16 November 09:02

    They are very good. I needed a 5pm First Class train out of London (on a Friday!) a while back and, whilst cash prices were unsurprisingly crazy, East Coast Rewards had seats.

    A little secret of East Coast Rewards is that, with an adult redemption, you can book seats for accompanying kids (over 5 years) for a flat fee of £10 in First Class. No points required.

  • Rda says:

    23 Nov23 November 08:42

    These vouchers were very useful as there were no reward trains in the morning from Edinburgh to doncaster on the day I wanted to travel. With the three codes I had two first class seats were £14 each

• Rob says:

  16 Nov16 November 10:18

  Thanks. Those weren’t up when I wrote the post.

• Andrew (@andrewseftel) says:

  16 Nov16 November 10:41

  Worth mentioning that you can get the paper free with a £3 spend at Waitrose with a mywaitrose card.

  • Andrew (@andrewseftel) says:

    16 Nov16 November 12:03

    Quoting the page you linked: ‘You will need to spend £5 to qualify but this can include the price of the newspaper.’ Sunday Telegraph is £2 so you only need £3 of groceries.

    • John says:

      16 Nov16 November 20:22

      Right, so you pay £0 for the paper free and £5 of groceries, or you pay £2 for the paper and £3 of groceries.

      • Rob says:

        16 Nov16 November 20:37

        The newspapers must not be described as ‘free’ as they cannot be counted in circulation figures! Hence the odd system Waitrose use, where you spend £5 and then get a discount equivalent to cost of a Guardian / Observer, Telegraph or Mail.

  • Rob says:

    16 Nov16 November 14:13

    I was going to mention this in the post (we live 60 seconds from a Waitrose) but as they don’t open until 10.30 / 11 on Sunday I thought we would have the code by then anyway!

• Flashware says:

  16 Nov16 November 11:03

  Could be useful for a trip up to York then….

• Darren says:

  16 Nov16 November 12:05

  …I believe the £5 spend includes the cost of the newspaper i.e. £3 groceries + £2 newspaper.

• Chris says:

  16 Nov16 November 22:53

  I’m not sure if it includes the Sunday edition but you can sign up to The Telegraph digital service for 14 days free on a trial basis. I’m not sure it will include the offer as somethings are not available on digital for example the crossword.

  Even if it isn’t it’s a free newspaper on your phone/tablet/pc for a fortnight

• Paul says:

  16 Nov16 November 23:41

  I wonder how enforced the ‘East Coast’ only rule can be enforced! Will see tomorrow.

• rob allenby says:

  17 Nov17 November 07:38

  Code is TELPROM10

  • Johnny5a says:

    17 Nov17 November 10:20

    thx

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