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Rishi Sunak £500 Voucher Scheme.. no more?

A general view of signs and shoppers on Oxford Street

Rishi Sunak announced in his summer budget statement, that he will be rolling out a scheme to help bring customers in to restaurants. The "Eat Out to Help Out" Scheme.

This will be a government-led incentive whereby customers will receive 50% off of meals, up to a value of £10 per person, to dine out Monday-Wednesday.

However, there was no mention of his much-speculated £500 voucher scheme, that would have provided £500 to adults and £250 to children nation wide, to be spent in a large number of retailers.


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