Herefordshire Shop Local cardholders to be given £10 boost
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Cards that are part of a project encouraging people to shop locally have been topped up with an additional £10.
Herefordshire Council has previously offered every household in the county a free Shop Local card that gave them £15 to spend at shops in the area.
Nearly 60,000 out of the eligible 90,000 applied for one under a scheme that uses Covid recovery fund money.
Cards have been used in more than 1,600 businesses in Herefordshire, with more than £425,000 being spent.
The Shop Local project was designed to help local producers and retailers.
The additional £10 is automatically being added, but the £25 needs to be spent before the end of the month.
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- Published29 December 2021