Primark launches new deal that will save you money - but only for next two weeks

17 January 2023 , 10:38

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The £5 offer will only be available until January 31, so shoppers will need to get in there quick to take advantage of it (Image: Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Primark has reduced the minimum spend of its click and collect service from £15 to £5 for the next two weeks.

This means shoppers only need to spend a fiver to use the service throughout the rest of this month, with the offer set to end on Tuesday, January 31.

With limited time to claim the savings deal, Primark fans will need to be quick in order to take advantage of the offer which allows them to spend a lot less then they normally need to use the service,

Of course, you can save more money by just shopping in stores as normal - but the deal is good for those who want to try out click and collect.

Primark currently offers click and collect service exclusively at 25 of its stores across the North West of England, Yorkshire and North Wales.

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Primark has reduced the minimum spend of its click-and-collect service from £15 to £5 for the next two weeks. (Getty Images)

The service allows shoppers to browse and purchase certain items online, and then pick them up at a dedicated counter at a Primark store.

The only items which can be bought online through Primark's click and collect service are the chain's kids' toys, clothing and nursery ranges.

This means you have to have to head to your local branch to get your womenswear, menswear and homeware.

Primark does not charge a fee for its service but normally needs shoppers to spend at least £15 to qualify for it.

Fans of Primark have called on the retailer to introduce an online shop for years, particularly since the Covid-19 pandemic when all its shops were forced to close because of the national lockdown.

When it introduced the service last year, the service was so popular that it crashed shortly after going live as it faced bigger than-expected demand.

Even with its popularity, Primark is reluctant to fully convert into an e-Commerce site with Primark's owner, Associated British Foods’ CEO George Weston, telling the Financial Times that the retailer “is and always has been a high street retailer” and the transition into home delivery across its entire range was simply not going to happen.

One of the reasons for the introduction of the click-and-collect service was to give shoppers who lived near smaller Primark outlets a chance to browse the retailer's entire range.

The full list of stores currently offering the click-and-collect service include:

• Birkenhead, Grange Road, CH41 6EA
• Blackburn, The Mall Blackburn, BB1 7JG
• Blackpool, Bank Hey Street, FY1 4RY
• Bolton, Crompton Place Shopping, BL1 1EA
• Broughton, Broughton Shopping Park, CH4 0DE
• Burnley, Charter Walk Shopping Centre, BB11 1BB
• Bury, The Rock Shopping Centre, BL9 0ND
• Carlisle, English Street, CA3 8NX
• Chester, Foregate Street, CH1 1HA
• Huddersfield, New Street, HD1 2TR
• Lancaster, Marketgate Shopping Centre, LA1 1JF
• Liverpool, Church Street, L1 3AY
• Llandudno, Parc Llandudno Retail Park, LL30 1PX
• Manchester, Market Street, M1 1WA
• Manchester, The Trafford Centre, M17 8AS
• Oldham, Market Place, OL1 3AB
• Preston, Fishergate Shopping Centre, PR1 8HJ
• Sheffield, Meadowhall, S9 1ER
• Sheffield, The Moor, S1 4PA
• Southport, Chapel Street, PR8 1AE
• Stockport, Chestergate, SK1 1NT
• Wallasey, Cherry Tree Shopping Centre, CH44 5TL
• Warrington, Golden Square, WA1 1QB
• Wigan, Standishgate, WN1 1UP
• Wrexham, Regent Street, LL11 1RY

Ruby Flanagan