Overview
- Wakefield is sending £70 supermarket vouchers to Council Tax Support households between December 3 and 12, with £50 vouchers for eligible families from December 15 and £70 vouchers already sent to pensioners in November.
- Wakefield says vouchers arrive by letter without any application and warns residents to ignore texts or emails requesting bank details.
- Nottingham City Council has opened a December 1–7 application window for 10,000 supermarket vouchers worth £100, funded through the Household Support Fund.
- Nottingham will allocate vouchers by random selection after the window closes and will email outcomes to applicants by Friday, December 12.
- Support varies by area, with Blackpool offering £200–£300 energy credits paid directly to suppliers with evidence required and Stockton-on-Tees issuing two £60 vouchers to working-age households in late November and to pensioner households in early January.