• Free Vodafone SIMs + £50 worth of calls/texts for just £10
Fill in the short form to request up to 2 free Vodafone SIM cards. Once you receive your SIMs you could buy a Vodafone Freedom Pack for £10, which gives you a whopping £50 worth of calls and texts plus 50MB of web access. Plus you can now earn Vodafone Freebee Rewardz every time you top up, which you can exchange for discounts, music downloads, free minutes, vouchers and more. Make sure you request 2 SIMs so you have one spare to give to a friend. You can request either a standard SIM, or Micro SIM for iPhone4/4s, Samsung Galaxy S3, HTC One S/X and Nokia Lumia 610.
• 3 issues of Digital SLR Photography for £1 + Free Lens Cleaner
Trial 3 issues of Digital SLR Photography Magazine for just £1 by Direct Debit. That's just 33p per issue, instead of the usual price of £3.99 at the newsagent! Plus, you will be sent a free Lens Cleaning Pen as a gift. Lens Cleaning Pens usually retail for between £5 - £10, and are great for cleaning the lens on your smartphone, camera or camcorder. After your 3 trial issues, your subscription will continue at £21.49 every 6 issue. However, you can cancel at any time during your 3 introductory issues and pay no more than the £1 already debited. The 3 issues and free gift are yours to keep whatever you decide.
Free Wifi
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• London Underground free Wifi 
Most Virgin Media, EE (T-Mobile and Orange), Vodafone and O2 customers can go online using Wifi for free at 120 London Underground stations. You'll be able to connect in ticket halls, walkways and platforms. To see if you are eligible, and for further details, see your provider's page: Virgin Media, EE, Vodafone, O2 (from June 2013). If you're not one of these customers, you can purchase a daily, weekly or monthly Virgin Media WiFi Pass to get online, see the Virgin Media page for details.
Pizza Hut UK has teamed up with O2 to launch free wifi across its UK Dine-In restaurants. As with other retailers who have partnered with O2, the service is free for everyone, no matter which mobile or broadband provider you are with. You just sign up once with O2 Wifi and you can then use service in any Pizza Hut UK Dine-In restaurant, or at any of O2's wifi locations nationwide. O2 Wifi also has a free iPhone and Android app which makes sign-up even easier.
Debenhams provides free O2 Wifi throughout all its shops, making it one of the largest free Wifi coverages of any department store in the UK. Customers only need register to O2 Wifi once and they will then be automatically connected whenever they are in range. O2 Wifi is for everyone regardless of their mobile or broadband provider.
• Free Wifi at The Cloud hotspots for Sky Broadband customers
If you have a paid for Sky home broadband package, you can now get online for free at thousands of WiFi Hotspots from The Cloud. Simply use your wireless enabled smartphone, laptop or tablet to connect to one of the Cloud WiFi Hotspots at popular high street locations. Sky have also launched a free Sky Cloud WiFi app for iPhone, iPad, iPod and Android smartphones to make accessing the service easier. There are no data or time limits when accessing the service, and up to 6 wireless devices can use the service in each household.
Costa Coffee, one of the UK’s largest coffee shop chains, provide free wifi in all their stores in conjunction with O2 Wifi. As with other retailers who have partnered with O2, the service is free for everyone, no matter which mobile or broadband provider you are with.
You no longer need a registered Starbucks Card to use the free Wifi at Starbucks across the UK. Simply enable your laptop, tablet or mobile device in Starbucks stores where you see Free Wi-Fi signs. Once you’re connected, open your web browser and go to www.btopenzone.com. Just click on the ‘Connect’ button and you will be instantly connected to free Wi-Fi. Each Wi-Fi session lasts for 2 hours but you can have an unlimited number of sessions every day - just reconnect after 2 hours.
Pizza Express diners can browse the web free of charge using the free wi-fi connection installed in each of its restaurants, provided by The Cloud. When connecting to the service for the first time you'll be invited to register with The Cloud, if you have not done so already. Once registered you use use the same account to access free wifi anywhere else where it is offered by The Cloud.
All of Cafè Nero's 400+ nationwide coffee shops offer free wifi access, provided by The Cloud. There's a simple two-step registration process to access the service, unless you already have an account with The Cloud Wi-Fi network in which case you can just log in using your existing account details.
You can get free wifi at any of McDonald's restaurants. The service is also registered with Mumsnet's Family Friendly WiFi programme, which means they have placed filters on the service to prevent inappropriate content from being viewed.
BT Openzone is a paid for wifi service available in over 600,000 locations in the UK and Ireland. While most locations offer a paid for service, at Roadchef's approx 20 sites across Britain it’s free to use with no subscription required. All sites also have a Costa Coffee so you can sit and enjoy a hot drink or snack while enjoying the free wifi (although you don't have to of course).
