If you'd rather ring in the new year at home, there's plenty of free things to do and enjoy on New Year's Eve
All the planning and preparation for Christmas is done and dusted, with the next big event on the festive calendar dominating many people's thoughts.
Get baking Channel your inner Mary Berry or Paul Hollywood and get baking in the kitchen. Baking supplies are relatively cheap, and if you've got staple ingredients like flour, eggs, butter and sugar already at home, you can whip up all kinds of sweet treats for next to nothing. Host a house party There's likely an abundance of Christmas chocolates, snacks and alcohol taking up valuable room at home. If you host a house party for your nearest and dearest and ask them to bring their leftovers, it's a good way to ring in the new year for little to no money, while everyone can get rid of excess food before the inevitable healthy eating kick rolls in come January.
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