Camera Deals and Fashion Savings with Latest DiscountVouchers.co.uk Deals Released

Online voucher codes specialist helps shoppers save on holiday essentials in latest weekly offers.

2011-04-15

SURREY, ENGLAND, April 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Online consumer money-saving deals website DiscountVouchers.co.uk is right now able to help people save money on their fashion and photography needs ahead of the summer holiday season. The popular voucher codes specialist has announced new deals which can be redeemed at leading stores including Jessops, White Stuff and Boden.

Saving money on clothes for the beach or the hotel bar on a summer holiday is always popular with consumers, and the new DiscountVouchers.co.uk deals include money off at top fashion outlet White Stuff this week. Consumers can start saving thanks to deals including up to 50% off at White Stuff right now.

Further fashion savings are on show on the Discountvouchers.co.uk site this week in the shape of new deals redeemable at leading fashion outlet Boden. The website is offering shoppers the chance to save through deals like 10% off all purchases, free delivery and also free returns.

Getting new camera kit for a summer holiday can be done with savings right now too, thanks to the latest photography and fashion deals announced by DiscountVouchers.co.uk. Shoppers can log on to the DiscountVouchers.co.uk website at present and use new Jessops deals to save including 5% off most items as well as 10% off all camera bags, cases, batteries, memory cards and tripods.

Simon Terry, spokesperson for DiscountVouchers.co.uk, commented, "People all love to get the best value possible on items for a spring or summer holiday, and we're pleased to be able to help them do so. New money-off deals for places like Jessops and Boden are perfect for making a holiday budget stretch further right now."

DiscountVouchers.co.uk offers consumers money saving deals at major high street brands and specialist retailers, including stores like Tesco, Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury's, Travelodge, First Choice, lastminute.com and Boden.

For more information visit www.discountvouchers.co.uk.

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DiscountVouchers.co.uk features the latest money saving offers from a growing range of retailers, all updated in real time. Designed to help consumers save money with both leading high street brands and specialist retailers, DiscountVouchers.co.uk offers one of the widest choices of discounts available.

Part of ASAP Ventures Ltd, the company behind the award winning Carrentals.co.uk price comparison site, DiscountVouchers.co.uk is committed to offering a growing range of the best savings available online.

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