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Northern Ireland to distribute 100 pound shop vouchers in COVID stimulus

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: Closed shops are seen in Belfast following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), Belfast, Northern Ireland, May 7, 2020. REUTERS/Jason Cairnduff BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland is to give a voucher worth 100 pounds ($139) to all adults as a COVID-19 stimulus in the first major scheme of its kind in the United Kingdom, the regional executive announced on Friday. Every person over 18 in the region, approximately 1.4 million people, will be able to apply for a pre-paid card that must be spent in nearby shops or hospitality outlets and can not be used online, Economy Minister Diane Dodds said in a statement.

Everyone in North to receive £100 high street voucher

Ulster Herald Advertisement Everyone in North to receive £100 high street voucher Posted: 12:05 am April 30, 2021 SHARE Every person in Northern Ireland aged 18 and over will be eligible to apply for a pre-paid card worth £100 to spend in their local high street, Economy Minister Diane Dodds announced today. The gift card will be available to apply for through an online portal, with the voucher only able to be used at brick-and-mortar stores as opposed to online. The announcement of the voucher scheme comes ahead of retail outlets opening on Friday under the latest easing of Covid 19 restrictions. Dodds revealed further details of the High Street Stimulus (HSS) and Holiday at Home Voucher schemes.

Large crowds gather outside retailers in Belfast as restrictions ease in Northern Ireland

Large queues outside Primark and other retailers in Belfast as restrictions ease in the North Journal.ie 3 hrs ago Hayley Halpin © Mark Marlow Shoppers queue outside Primark in Belfast as shops reopen and hospitality is able to open outdoors in Northern Ireland NORTHERN IRELAND HAS taken a major stride out of lockdown as many hospitality and retail outlets reopened their doors after four months of closure. Publicans, cafe owner and restaurateurs are now able to trade outdoors, while all non-essential retailers can pull their shutters up once again. There were long queues outside popular retail outlets such as Primark in Belfast from early on Friday morning as hundreds of shoppers returned to the city centre.

Coronavirus: High street and holiday voucher schemes announced

BBC News By Richard Morgan Published media caption£100 voucher scheme for every adult in NI announced Every adult in Northern Ireland will be eligible for a £100 voucher to spend on the high street, Economy Minister Diane Dodds has announced. People over the age of 18 can apply for the scheme, which could open at the end of the summer. Mrs Dodds also revealed details about a holiday-at-home voucher scheme. The high street voucher is designed to encourage spending at retail and hospitality outlets, which have been adversely affected by lockdown measures. The card cannot be used for internet shopping and the application process will be through an online portal.

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