- Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the "Great British Summer Savings" scheme back in May, introducing a temporary VAT cut on various family activities.
- Effective from 25 June until 1 September, the scheme aims to alleviate cost of living pressures for families across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
- Families will benefit from reduced prices at attractions like Alton Towers and Legoland, as well as cheaper cinema tickets at chains such as Odeon.
- Participating restaurants such as McDonald's, Nando's and Wetherspoons will also offer lower prices on children's meals.
- The scheme, estimated to cost £300 million, also includes free bus travel for children aged five to 15 in England during the August school holidays.
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