Visit Westminster Abbey for £7 if you receive universal credit, or free for NHS / emergency staff @ Westminster Abbey

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If In receipt of universal credit it's £7 for one adult or one adult and one child. If NHS or emergency staff it's free. Usually £27. Lots of offers I wasn't aware of. Also 241 with a train ticket with national rail days out scheme.

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Edited by a community support team member, 13 April 2023

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Willma
13th Apr
I know it's not the same but literally half a mile along Victoria Street is Westminster Cathedral and it's free in, lovely in there too and worth a look as an alternative
Danakl
13th Apr
IMO it is wrong to charge for access to a church.
Cyril_Blake
13th Apr
How else do they fund services for the elite?
AleF
13th Apr
Bit odd to ask people who are in receipt of benefits to pay for something you give for free to people who have a certain job
HavocLP
13th Apr
Shame to give so much freebies to everyone except the ones who work hard and contribute the most...
Bluedrh
13th Apr
Not trying to sound picky but why is it free for someone who is working while you have to pay if you are in receipt of benefits. (edited)
Megamart
13th Apr
You do get 74% off if in receipt of Universal Credit.

Adults receiving Universal Credit will pay a reduced rate of:

Adult - £7
Family (1 Adult and 1 child) - £7

Simply show your Universal Credit letter upon entry.
FTCom
13th Apr
Otherwise known as strike and pray!
Tank12345
13th Apr
WOWSERS
Growl
13th Apr
Free if you are a Royal
valuehunter2021
13th Apr
Can’t see any option to get NhS staff ticket !?
OwlEye Author
14th Apr
You can't book in advance. Just turn up
MKP365
14th Apr
Have to pay to get into York Minster too. Must be really struggling - think we might be seeing ‘please give £3 a month’ adverts soon to save them. Their massive coffers must be running dry.
Danakl
14th Apr
I doubt they are struggling as much as people on Universal Credit.
chimpee
15th Apr
its free for worship times, just go in then and take a scenic route to a seat.

like you do at oxford uni things, dont pay poshies for it. (edited)
Hapzy
18th Apr
Anyone know if St Paul’s Cathedral also doing this?