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Londoners can get a free flat white coffee at two major train stations next week – here’s how

To mark a new collaboration, Oatly and Nespresso are offering Londoners a free caffeine kick on their way into work

So, flat white fans, mark your calendars. The first pop-up runs 7am-midday on February 10 at Victoria Station and the second is at Waterloo on February 14 (also 7am-midday). Best of all, you don’t need to do anything, just rock up and let the free coffee flow.

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