At Costcutter, we’re all about supporting you, your families and your local communities.
Now, more than ever, we want to give you a helping hand at home. That’s why we’ve put together all the quick & easy recipes, handy hints & tips, and creative activities you’ll need to see you through the coming months.
We’re offering support with everything from staying connected to keeping the kids entertained.
Get inspired and don’t forget to tag us on social media using the hashtag #ShopLocally.
Host your own family sports day this summer and you could even win some great prizes for doing so.
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Take a read of our top 5 ideas on how to organise a budget friendly day with family in or out of the house. These are sure to make those lasting summer memories we all crave!
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Staying in is the new going out! With bars and restaurants slowly reopening, some may be tempted to book a table and go all out...but if it feels too soon for you then we have pulled out all the stops
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If there’s one thing that says ‘summer’, it’s a BBQ. Whether you’re a self-proclaimed grill master or new to showing off your skills – BBQs are a chance for us to connect, share and celebrate.
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The footie is BACK! Get your kids involved and print out this match day programme for them to fill in for their favourite match! #BringingFootieHome
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Who likes ticking off a list? There is nothing more satisfying! We’ve come up with some fun and new ideas to mix up your day, whether that’s ways you can relax or activities to be more productive! Dow
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Strugglimg to find things to do with the kids? We have fun Scavenger hunt for you to download and use when you are outdoors this weekend.
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If you’re finding it harder to get a good night’s sleep, you’re not alone. Thankfully, we’re here to give you our top tips so you have the right routine and environment to wake up well-rested and set
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If your lifestyle is typically hectic, we understand that the time you usually get to yourself is in the evening, and thinking about what to eat is probably the last thing on your mind.
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