The deals are on items across a range of categories including fashion, food and drink and home.
Tom Dalby, CEO and co-founder of Blue Light Card, said: “It might seem like the dust is still settling on our hot summer season, but it’s amazing how quickly Christmas will come around, especially now we’re at the 90-day mark.
“The festive season is often an expensive time of year and we’re set to feel the worst of it this winter - a time when emergency service workers are typically even more stretched. We hope that by announcing our discounts now, members of the blue light community can start to prepare for the festive season and get the best deals available.
“Whether people have already started their shopping or haven’t even thought about the big day, there’s still time for eligible individuals to sign up and receive their Blue Light Card and make the most of these offers.”All you need to do isA card will cost you £4.99 and it is valid for two years.
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