This is an excellent initiative: not only has it brought in funds for TWGGS PTA (and many other good causes) but it has saved money for those of us who are enthusiastic users! I have particularly enjoyed trying out new restaurants and businesses at a reduced rate - and in many cases, have since returned.

Linda Wybar, Tunbridge Wells

Has the Credit Crunch put the frighteners on you and your spending habits? Are you humming and hawwing over what you can cut back on? Shopping? Eating out? Going out on excursions? Giving to charity? Don't fancy giving up any of these? Well, the good news is that thanks to this, you can laugh in the face of the economy and not cut back on ANY of these things!

Whats the catch? Well, there isn't one. With Gordon Brown urging us to spend, spend, spend to kick start our beleaguered economy, even he's laughing.
Oh and have fun saving the economy too.

Anke.blogs.com

I kept track of my savings and was already in profit after 1 voucher! We saved a massive amount using a voucher for our staff Christmas Dinner too.

Alison Homewood, Crowborough

I saved more than £20 using 2 vouchers in the first month so I definitely made back what I spent. I'm really looking forward to having meals in places I don't normally go. My brother doesn't live round here but he has got his sights set on coming down to use some of the vouchers as well!

Leon Moran, Tunbridge Wells

I never expect to get something for nothing, but this scheme is one of the easiest ways our school has made £315, and I personally made back the cost of my membership in the first month. Good for the school and good for me, it's as simple as that.

Lindsey Marden, Tunbridge Wells

Think it is a wonderful idea, our friends bought us one for Christmas last year so we are doing the same for different friends this year.

 

Michelle Graley, Tunbridge Wells

I just wanted to tell you how much I have appreciated these vouchers over the past year. For those of us who enjoy eating out in T Wells, it has been a huge bonus, plus the variety of retail outlets has been tempting, perhaps too much so!

Vivien Makey, Tunbridge Wells

The larger chains are great but it's the smaller, more diverse local shops and restaurants which help this town maintain its character and keep it alive...This membership works for me on several levels. Saves me money, and also a browse through its offers reminds me of these interesting little shops and restaurants which I might otherwise have missed. And if the other half complains, I can say it's for charity!

Bettina Cassidy, Tunbridge Wells

blimming heck. Ordered card yesterday- arrived just now. You're fast!!!

Kass Jones, Tunbridge Wells