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Hi. I've just seen the post about the cinema card so I thought I say about the Essential Companion Card that the National Trust offer.

nationaltrust.org.uk/featur...

You don't actually need to card to get a carer in for free but I find it reassuring. It means I don't have to explain every time 😃

I think English Heritage offer something similar.

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Hello Freddy44

Thank you for sharing this. I looked at English Heritage and it says

"We take equality very seriously, and provide free site access for assisting companions of a disabled Member or visitor. We recognise these companions are key to making access possible, as well as creating an enriched and memorable experience.

We don't ask for any proof of disability, and the companion doesn't have to be a registered carer, nor do they have to be the same person each time you visit.

If you'd like a letter of authority giving your assisting companions free access, please contact us on 0370 333 1182."

I also found this if you have Merlin pass support.merlinannualpass.co...

I am sure there are lots of other passes and discounts. Please do share any you find.

Thanks

Sarah

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