NANDO'S have just shot down a Tory scheme to give out discount cards with party memberships.
Conservative party chiefs were allegedly considering giving away Nando's discount cards with new party memberships in a last ditch bid to woo young voters.
However the restaurant chain have reportedly blasted the suggestion today.
Speaking to the Mirror, a spokesperson for the chain said: "We have no political affiliations and there is and will not be a political discount card."
They added: "No political discount card exists. We have a Nando’s loyalty card and standard gift cards that anyone can use, and we offer a 20% discount to Police, Fire Services, Ambulance service and NHS staff."
Facing dwindling membership numbers, the Tory party will be launchuing a bid to attract young people tonight - though now without the propsect of discounted chicken.
A Labour source said: "The desperate Tories offering a Nando’s discount scheme was always a peri peri stupid idea."
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