The Dartmouth ‘Keep It Local’ campaign (launched by the Dartmouth BID) encourages residents and businesses to use local shops and services via a new town Loyalty Card that provides discounts and free gifts on many products and services throughout the town.
The aim of this campaign is to keep money in the local economy and help local businesses survive and prosper. Research shows that every £1 spent with a local supplier keeps £1.76 in the local economy. (New Economics Foundation).
Register your card today by clicking on the link below and start shopping:
myloyaltycard@dartmouthbid.co.uk
Residents of Dartmouth and the surrounding area are able to pick up their Loyalty Cards from the TIC and participating shops and business.
STOP PRESS:
A Free prize draw is in place between December 2015 and April 2016 meaning that any person spending £20 or over at any participating Keep It Local business will get free entry into a raffle offering £1,000 worth of prizes. 1st prize is £250.
To enter the draw, make sure your card is registered by sending your unique card number and email address to myloyaltycard@dartmouthbid.co.uk
CURRENT OFFERS
Current offers from participating businesses*
Best of Health – free box of Pukka Tea with first £15 spent
Browns Hotel - buy one coffee, get one free, throughout November and December pay case price for single bottles to drink at home
Café Alf Resco – free toast with hot drink
Chantilly Lace – 10% discount
Dartmouth Museum – 20% discount on entry, £2 discount on all new memberships before Christmas
Depledge Media – 10% off all courses and 1:2:1 tuition with local businesses 1st September - 31st December 2015
Dreams of Dartmouth – 10% discount on all full priced items
Flamingo – 10% off all products
Geoff Sellick Architect – £100 restaurant voucher against 1st £1,000 fees
Inspire Hairdressing – 10% off cut & blow dry for new clients
Mama's Kitchen – Free glass of Prosecco with every 2 or 3 course meal
Mill Stream Kids – 10% discount in the shop on all full priced items, 15% discount from the website on orders over £20 (using code KIL15)
Papilionaceous Silk – 10% off online prices for silk bookmarks & braces
Pepper's World Foods – 10% off porridge and breakfast cereals throughout NOvember, January and February
Plugprints – 10% off all products
Port of Call – 10% off Emma Bridgewater
RGC Building Supplies – 10% off all products including kitchens and bathrooms
SDL Garden Care – 25% off standard labour rates for new customers (TQ6 area only)
Simon Drew Gallery – 5% off orders over £100
Simon Hart – 15% discount on online products
The Deli at Dartmouth – parmigianno reggiano £1.20 per 100g (normally £2.10)
The Royal Castle Hotel – a free glass of Prosecco when you order from the Christmas menu at the Bar
Tone Leisure – free 3 day pass for non-members to use at any South Hams site
WHK Services – free external window clean with every one-off deep or domestic clean
* conditions may apply – check with the website or the businesses themselves first to avoid disappointment.
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Here’s why we should Keep it Local in Dartmouth:
# Local independent shops and businesses invest more in our community by supporting more local charities, schools and community events and employing more local people.
# Independent shops create distinctive shopping experiences for tourists and residents – if we don’t use them, Dartmouth will lose its vitality and business will go elsewhere.
# It’s better for the environment as local shops stock locally sourced goods which do not require long distance transportation, etc. helping to reduce our global footprint.
# Keep it local and create jobs
# Shops in our town create local employment and self-employment. These people in turn spend in the local community.
# Keeping it local saves local services because private and public sector services tend to cluster around shops. If our shops disappear so will our banks and restaurants, etc.
If you are a business and would like to be included in the scheme, please click on the link below:
