Men set to get a rough deal this valentines

British men are in for some tough love this Valentine's Day as a survey by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) reveals that over half of women are planning on boycotting Valentine's altogether this year; spending nothing on their loved ones.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Feb 2008, 14:52 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 00:58 BST

Men set to get a rough deal this valentines!

- BHF reveals new survey results as it launches Valentine Appeal '“

The survey revealed the South East will be spending an average of 37 on a Valentine's gift this year.

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Women will be keeping their purses under lock and key, spending on average only 10 on that special gift, whilst men attempt to prove themselves to be true romantics at heart, spending around 35.

The BHF is urging those who haven't decided on that special something yet, or weren't planning on celebrating Valentine's this year, to give a gift that saves lives by visiting www.bhf.org.uk/valentine and make 14 February a day to remember for heart patients and their families across the UK.

The BHF Valentine Appeal is aiming to raise 1million to fund BHF Heart Nurses and the charity's Heart Helpline to care for and support more heart patients and their families across the UK. One hour of a BHF Heart Nurse's time costs just 24.

So why not make Valentine's mean more this year '“ Make a donation or buy that last minute gift online from www.bhf.org.uk/valentine.

Related topics:British Heart FoundationSouth East