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Lidl customers can bag 10% on Wednesdays by downloading the discount retailer‘s app and activating a coupon. Shoppers can make the saving on one product from Lidl’s Live Well range from this Wednesday (July 29).

The deal lasts until September 2 and requires shoppers to get the Lidl app, activate the coupon and scan it at the checkout. Hundreds of items are included in the range, including veg and salmon fillets.

Research commissioned by Lidl shows almost seven in 10 Brits believe healthy eating is pricier than alternatives.

Richard Bourns, chief commercial officer at Lidl GB, said: “Our research shows people want to make healthier and more sustainable choices for the planet, but often affordability stands in the way.”

Lidl shoppers can also take advantage of another way to save this week, but need to act within hours.

The retailer is giving away £25 vouchers in a prize draw, but entries close at midnight on Tuesday (July 28), according to The Sun.

Thousands of customers have a chance of winning. All you need to do is complete a form online.

It comes after Lidl announced in April that it expects to open 50 new stores over the next 12 months, which would create close to 2,000 new jobs.

New stores include those at Abbots Langley near Watford, Hertfordshire, Warrington in Cheshire, and Thornbury in Gloucestershire, opening this summer.

The retailer said it will set aside a tenth of interviews at its new UK shops for people who have been out of work for at least six months.

Lidl’s scheme was designed to help level the playing field and tackle barriers to employment.

It will ringfence a number of interview slots for entry-level roles at every new shop over the next 12 months, alongside at least 480 slots across its 13 warehouses.

Candidates will be fast-tracked to the interview stage without needing to submit a CV.

Lidl has been working with local employability partners including the Department for Work and Pensions and its Restart scheme to identify candidates.

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