Bargain Hunter: Across-store savings

There are numerous offers running at Marks & Spencer this week, including 30 per cent off selected furniture and televisions, 20 per cent off homeware, digital cameras and home cinema, 25 per cent off all men's suits over £150, £5 off all kidswear over £30 and 25 per cent off champagne and cases of wine. A more specific list of savings can be found at www.marksandspencer.com/.

Better in bulk

Nisbets describes itself as a "next day catering supplier" but, while other last- minute caterers charge premium rates for a similar service, Nisbets keeps prices at rock bottom levels. The company has great offers on domestic items but the real bargains can be found when taking advantage of its bulk-buy policy. For example, the price of a Henry vacuum cleaner drops by almost half when purchasing more than two, making this a good website to browse with company.

No need to splash out

Bathroom supplier CP Hart has extended its winter sale and continues to offer up to 40 per cent off selected items until midnight tonight. Discounts can be found on many items – including the Aquamass Stone One bath, reduced by miore than £1000 and the popular Kew Close Couple ceramic pan. Visit CPHart.co.uk for more information.

Bag a bit of luxury

VoucherCodes.co.uk has teamed up with the luxury handbag specialist Radley to create a brand new online discount code. Simply enter the code VCRAD15 at the Radley checkout and you're virtual shopping basket will be reduced by 15 per cent. The offer applies to all purchases at Radley.co.uk and expires tomorrow evening.

Down at Dorothy's

Finally, this week's top printable coupon deal comes via MyVoucherCodes.co.uk and entitles customers to 20 per cent off all purchases at Dorothy Perkins. Simply visit: http://bit.ly/hpWoQj, print the PDF document, fill in your name and email address and take it with you when you next shop at the clothing store.

j.hall@independent.co.uk

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