Congleton's independent shops and businesses join in with the Totally Locally national Fiver Fest

By Tom Avery

15th Oct 2020 | Local News

To show the importance of supporting our high streets, 12 Congleton businesses are joining with over 100 independent high streets across the UK, to put on very special £5 offers until October 24, in the Totally Locally Fiver Fest.

The businesses taking part in Congleton are: Bear Grills Café, Birch Jewellers, Browns Jewellers, Davenports Menswear, Delia Metcalfe, Grace Brown Interiors, Hollinshead Jewellers, Norris Health, RJ & J Moores Greengrocers, Victoria Mill, Wild & Wild and Willow Vintage and Gifts.

Fiver Fest is a free to join campaign, devised and run by Totally Locally, a grass roots high street organisation that has been helping businesses and high streets to help themselves since 2010 with incredible results.

This Fiver Fest, Totally Locally is partnering with Visa to encourage even more small business owners to sign up to this celebration of independent high streets.

Together, they are also calling on consumers to divert £5 of their weekly spend to support the small businesses in their communities.

Fiver Fest is based around the now famous Totally Locally £5 message: "If every adult in Congleton spent just £5 per week in their local independent shops and businesses, it would mean £5.2 million per year going directly into our local economy.

"Which can lead to more jobs, a better high street, a stronger economy & a nicer place to live. Makes you think doesn't it."

Spending just £5 a week in Congleton makes a big difference to our high street, the "Fiver Fest" promotes this message.

Chris Sands of Totally Locally, said: "We know Fiver Fest isn't going to change the world.

"But small changes in spending habits can really make a difference to our high streets. Just by diverting £5 of our weekly spend to local independents we give them a fighting chance to thrive. It's a conversation worth having."

     

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