The scheme designed to help Herefordshire retailers during the pandemic is hailed a success.
People in Herefordshire have spent more than £845,000 using cards aimed at encouraging local shopping.
Nearly 60,000 out of 90,000 eligible households applied for the scheme which used Covid recovery fund money. The Shop Local project was designed to help local producers and retailers and saw households initially get £15 which was then topped up to £25 earlier in March.
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