'Shop Safe, Shop Local' collaboration hosted and launched by Thurrock Council

By Neil Speight

10th Nov 2021 | Local News

THURROCK Council has launched a campaign to help small local businesses by encouraging borough residents to 'shop local'.

A series of videos about local businesses have been made available on the council's YouTube channel and can be viewed via this link

The council created the videos as part of its 'Shop Safe, Shop Local' collaboration with businesses across Thurrock which will be showcased over the coming months, with plans already underway to work with even more businesses throughout Christmas and the New Year.

Cabinet member for regeneration, strategic planning, and external relationships, Cllr Mark Coxshall, said: "Small businesses are the beating heart of our towns, and they have done an incredible job so far to welcome shoppers back safely. Shop Safe, Shop Local is an important campaign to encourage more people to return to shopping locally, in a way that is safe and gives them confidence, and supports our high streets.

"Shopping local helps support Thurrock's economy, creates jobs and boosts local communities.

"I'm really pleased so many owners and colleagues of family-run and independent businesses across the borough have backed our campaign and I thank them for their support."

     

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