British Gas emailed me today advising that as a current customer I qualified for 2 for 1 entry at many English Heritage sites during August 2016. The link takes you straight to a page where you can download the PDF voucher. No qualification as a British Gas customer is needed!
They also have a link on there for 25% off a yearly subscription. 'BG25' at checkout
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kw2 to sickly sweet
7 Jul 1613#5
Also if you are joining National Trust don't! - join the Scottish NT as it is cheaper and can be used at all NT sites.
freakie
7 Jul 163#1
If I may make a minor correction; It is not 2 for 1 for all English Heritage sites as you say. It is only for participating ones.
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freakie
7 Jul 163#1
If I may make a minor correction; It is not 2 for 1 for all English Heritage sites as you say. It is only for participating ones.
Trickyjabs
7 Jul 16#2
Cheers for the headsup
sickly sweet
7 Jul 161#3
It seems Stonehenge isn't included, for example. However the list is participating locations is pretty extensive.
FYI if you have a national trust membership you get reciprocal rights with some (not many, but some!) English heritage locations, such as Stonehenge. Always worth checking it out.
kw2 to sickly sweet
7 Jul 1613#5
Also if you are joining National Trust don't! - join the Scottish NT as it is cheaper and can be used at all NT sites.
katie11
7 Jul 16#6
Great thanks will come in handy when in holiday in August.
eslick
7 Jul 16#7
Get ready for the comments about joining the even cheaper foreign ones :disappointed:
ph1981
7 Jul 16#8
Tempted. I assume it works on the joint membership too
sickly sweet
7 Jul 162#9
Some people will want to support the NT and the good work they do through paying membership fees.
Others will say they can't afford to go on the UK price but the Scottish/New Zealand etc reciprocal deal means they can afford to go.
Others will justify abusing the reciprocal rites as that they spend money at the tea shop and gift shop which goes into the charity coffers.
I'm sure people can decide what's right for them. I personally think supporting the National Trust in whatever country you're mainly visiting properties in is the best way forward, but I'm lucky enough to have a lifetime membership.
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They also have a link on there for 25% off a yearly subscription. 'BG25' at checkout
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http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/join/britishgas/
Others will say they can't afford to go on the UK price but the Scottish/New Zealand etc reciprocal deal means they can afford to go.
Others will justify abusing the reciprocal rites as that they spend money at the tea shop and gift shop which goes into the charity coffers.
I'm sure people can decide what's right for them. I personally think supporting the National Trust in whatever country you're mainly visiting properties in is the best way forward, but I'm lucky enough to have a lifetime membership.