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    £100,000 of free films for Cardiff’s public service workers

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMay 1, 2020No Comments
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    Boundless, the membership association for public sector and civil service workers, is giving away 10,000 film codes from streaming platform Chili, worth £10 each, for public service workers in Cardiff as a thank you for their hard work during the Covid-19 pandemic.

    The Chili service features latest films such as Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Knives Out, Playing with Fire and Spies in Disguise.

    Boundless’ Darren Milton commented: “Boundless originally formed as the Civil Service Motoring Association as far back as 1923 and ever since we’ve strived to help make the lives of our members better with exclusive events, deals and discounts for those working in public service.

    “Never before in living memory has the hard work of our frontline workers been so clear and appreciated by the entire nation than it has during this pandemic. These free film vouchers are a small gesture of thanks from everyone at Boundless to give them a couple of hours of rest and entertainment with their families.”

    Public Service workers are invited to visit www.boundless.co.uk/freefilm and enter their email address to get a code. Limited availability and terms and conditions apply.

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