Pizza Hut is offering complimentary large pizzas every Wednesday with a minimum spend of £15 through its dedicated app. This special promotion, known as Hut Wednesdays, is applicable for both delivery and pickup orders, excluding in-store and third-party purchases.
To avail of this deal, customers must download the Pizza Hut app from the App Store or Google Play. The chain boasts over 260 restaurants throughout the UK, as stated on its official website.
Jana Ulaite, the Chief Marketing Officer at Pizza Hut UK & I, expressed enthusiasm about the launch of Hut Wednesdays, dubbing it the new midweek tradition in the UK by providing free pizza. She encourages everyone to enjoy the midweek festivities and break away from the weekday routine.
In recent findings from Scottish Friendly, parents are anticipating spending up to £1,000 per child during the summer school break. The study indicates that UK parents foresee an average weekly expenditure of £167 on childcare and activities over the six-week vacation, totaling £1,002 per child. In London, expenses are higher, reaching £236 per week or £1,416 for the entire summer.
An overwhelming 87% of parents view the summer holidays as a financial burden, prompting many to seek cost-cutting measures. Some strategies include opting for free activities like National Trust outings (33%), adhering to a summer budget (24%), seeking assistance from grandparents and extended family (18%), utilizing savings (10%), or using tax-free childcare vouchers (9%).
Over half of parents with children under 18 (53%) find planning summer childcare stressful, particularly among those with children aged 1 to 4 (63%). Kevin Brown, the savings specialist at Scottish Friendly, expressed concern over the financial strain the summer holidays bring to families. He commended parents for proactive budgeting and cost-saving approaches but cautioned against dipping into savings, highlighting the potential negative impact on long-term financial growth.
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