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Wilko has introduced a substantial sale today, presenting customers with discounts of up to 50% on a wide range of items, encompassing Christmas essentials, stationery, and toys.

These discounts are in addition to the ongoing administration sale currently active across the UK stores.

This move follows the entry of the high street chain into administration, which has put 12,000 jobs and 400 stores at risk.

However, multiple rescue bids have now been submitted for the company, raising the possibility of it being saved from complete collapse.

Commencing on August 18, the sale encompasses a diverse array of sought-after products, spanning from kitchen essentials to seasonal goods and do-it-yourself items.

Notably, the most substantial savings can be found in the category of Christmas decorations, with a remarkable 50% off, an uncommon occurrence for this time of the year.

Despite the ongoing summer season, astute bargain hunters can prepare early and acquire their needed items at half the price.

Here is the comprehensive list of sale categories and their corresponding discounts coming into effect today:

- Christmas Decorations - 50%

- Garden - 30%

- Stationery - 30%

- Seasonal - 30%

- Toys - 30%

- Decorating - 20%

-- Do It Yourself (DIY) - 20%

- Home Adornment - 20%

- Housewares - 20%

 Kitchen - 20%

Other products in garden, seasonal goods (including Halloween items), stationery, and toys are offered with a 30% discount.

This sale timing is favorable for those seeking early Christmas presents for children, as well as parents with school-bound youngsters in need of pens and pencil cases.

Additional departments such as decorating, DIY, home adornment, housewares, and kitchen items are all marked with a 20% reduction.

Additional inventory is expected to arrive in stores by the following week.

Given that the administration sale has not yet reached some stores, the announcement of this new sale will surely delight budget-conscious shoppers.

It is important to note that the sale is exclusively available in-store, as Wilko has ceased processing click-and-collect orders. Hence, customers need to visit the physical stores to avail the discounted offers.

For those seeking to capitalize on the sale but are unaware of their nearest Wilko location, the store locator tool on the company's website can be used.

The fate of the beloved discount chain remains uncertain, as recent reports indicate that administrator PwC, overseeing the Wilko sell-off, has received several offers for segments of the business.

Market competitors are rumored to be among those expressing interest in the company. However, the identities of the bidders remain undisclosed. Photo by Mtaylor848, Wikimedia commons.