Iceland is giving out £30 vouchers but there's only 24 hours to get one

Iceland is giving out £30 supermarket vouchers but there's less than 24 hours to get one

Supermarket giant Iceland has issued a one-day warning to shoppers across the UK. As the price of living continues to increase, many shoppers are struggling to afford all of the essentials they need at the supermarket.

It's becoming a national crisis, and Iceland has stepped in to help. The supermarket's ‘Summer Cheer’ campaign will allow eligible residents in 17 parts of the country to claim a £30 voucher for food and other essentials.But the offer is set to end this week, so eligible pensioners will only have until this Friday, September 16, to claim the voucher.

Richard Walker, managing director of Iceland Foods, said: "Since the launch of the partnership last Christmas, the cost of living crisis has taken hold of the UK, and now more than ever, people are struggling to access the food they need.

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