'Families can save £200 a month at community shop'
Summary
A community shop in North Bransholme, Hull, offers affordable food to families on a council estate, allowing them to save up to £200 a month. The shop is open to local residents who receive means-tested benefits and become members, selling surplus food at reduced prices. Profits are used for community projects, including a community kitchen and educational programs.Key Facts
- The shop is located at North Bransholme Community Centre in Hull.
- It sells surplus food with items as low as 20p each.
- Families can save over £200 a month compared to regular supermarket prices.
- Only local residents receiving means-tested benefits can apply for a free membership.
- The Community Shop Group runs this store and 14 others across the UK.
- Profits support community programs such as skill development and a cafe offering low-cost meals.
- The shop also helps reduce food waste by selling surplus food.
- Many residents find it reduces their reliance on food banks.
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