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Nov 2023
Last Updated: 21/11/2023
Business Breakfast: Ripon introduces loyalty scheme to boost Christmas sales
Are you already thinking of how to reward your employees this Christmas? Why not choose the Harrogate Gift Card?
The Harrogate Gift Card can be spent in over 100 businesses in Harrogate town centre including retail, hospitality and leisure, whilst keeping the spend locked into the local economy.
Complete a corporate bulk order of over £250 and receive 15% discount from November 1 to 15 with the code ‘HGT15’.
Ripon BID is to launch of a loyalty scheme to boost the local economy and support the city's independent businesses in the run-up to Christmas.
Totally Locally Ripon aims to encourage support for local businesses. Residents and visitors who spend money with participating independent businesses will get their 'Ripon Passport Poster' stamped. Once they get enough stamps on their passport, they're in the chance of winning cash or vouchers.
The BID is encouraging businesses to get involved. For more details visit the Ripon BID website.
Ripon's late night Christmas shopping event is on Thursday 30 November.
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Masham based W E Jameson & Son Ltd have celebrated success at The Yorkshire and Humberside Family Business Awards 2023.
W.E. Jameson & Son Ltd provide animal feed, farming services and advice to farmers.
Organised by The Family Business Community, the awards were held at The Majestic Hotel in Harrogate.
WE Jameson were announced as the winner of the wholesale category.
A spokesperson for the company said:
“We are delighted to receive this award on behalf of all the staff. The company was founded by Eddie Jameson, a family man, in 1930. He would be very proud that the company still holds true to his family values and has continued to do business with many farming families over the generations.”
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