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Tesco will be making big changes to its stores in an attempt to help more customers spot reduced yellow-sticker items.

Martin Lewis has issued a one-day warning to Tesco shoppers over a big change to its Clubcard scheme.

Tesco has issued a warning to all of its Clubcard customers. The supermarket giant has urged 20 million shoppers to act before one of its most popular Clubcard features is axed on June 14.

cost of living crisis in a bid to ensure shoppers are able to stay well fed.Inflation might be pushing up the price of goods on the shelves, but Tesco has joined the likes of Asda and Morrisons in giving customers a low-cost deal in its cafes.First came Asda’s announcement last week that it would be offering a bowl of soup, a bread roll and unlimited tea and coffees to people aged over 60 throughout November and December for only £1.Tesco has now confirmed it will be bringing back its 'Kids Eat Free' scheme in its cafes over the October half-term as a way of helping family budgets to go further.The supermarket first introduced the initiative in the summer to help struggling families during the cost of living crisis.Here are the details on how to claim and what is on the menu.Parents can claim one free kids' meal worth up to £3.25.Shoppers can get the freebie meal with any purchase, the cheapest of which is a piece of fruit at 60p.Those looking to get in on the scheme must be a Clubcard holder.The freebie offer runs on weekdays from October 17 to 28 in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, applying to 311 Tesco cafes.It will also run between October 31 and November 4 in Wales.During the summer school holidays, Tesco says its cafes gave away free meals for more than 260,000 children.Alessandra Bellini, chief customer officer at Tesco, said when announcing the total: “Kids Eat Free is just one of the ways we’re helping our customers to spend less at Tesco.“We know that costs can add up over the school holidays, so offering free meals to children with any item purchased at our cafes for an adult, is one of the ways we are supporting parents during this time.”There are breakfast options, as well as hot and cold lunch

Tesco has announced it will be giving away free kids meal this summer in every cafe across Scotland - but there is a catch.

Tesco has issued a warning to all Clubcard holders to make use of vouchers before the end of the day.

Tesco Clubcard vouchers are useful for many things.Not only can you receive discounts in store, you could also find deals when eating out or booking a holiday.And now shoppers have been warned they have £17m worth of unspent vouchers to use before they expire in May.The vouchers were issued in May 2020 and must be used by the 31st of this month. Often Tesco vouchers are issued every three months in February, May, August and November, as they're valid for two years.

Tesco Clubcard holders are being made aware that many vouchers issued in 2020 are set to expire in just two weeks. It has been reported as much as £17million from vouchers issued two years ago remains unspent.

Tesco is bumping up the price of their nationally renowned meal deal.The three piece offer from the supermarket giant is a sure favourite amongst those looking to fulfil their lunchtime hunger.And, with its bargain price of £3 it is obvious why it is such a popular go-to.However, meal deal lovers will now have to fork out an extra 50p to secure the snack, main and drink combo.At the end of the month, the new price of £3.50 will come into action which may worry some who are already concerned about the rising cost of living.But, there is a way around it where you don’t have to put a 50p shaped dent in your bank account.To save the day, if you own a Tesco clubcard you will dodge the price increase and will still only pay the £3 – whilst racking up your points at the same time.Phew, not all is lost!Tesco chief customer officer Alessandra Bellini said: "Adding our ever-popular lunchtime meal deal to Clubcard Prices is the latest way we’re rewarding our 20 million Clubcard members with exclusive deals on thousands of products."Clubcard Prices have already given millions of customers the power to lower the cost of their weekly shop – and all while earning points for money off their shopping or rewards like family days out at Alton Towers or a Disney+ subscription."However, this hasn’t stopped meal deal devotees from expressing their heartbreak at the price increase, so took to Twitter to blast the supermarket.One user commented: “As if the world wasn’t already going t*** up, Tesco are raising their meal deal prices to £3.50 from next week onwards.”Another user feared: “Tesco meal deal inflation…we’re officially heading towards the end.”Whilst a third person voiced: “I don’t know what’s more heart breaking, petrol going up to

Supermarket giant Tesco has launched a new way for 20 million customers to pay, save and pick up Clubcard points, every time they spend in stores or online.