The time is now, more than ever, to support our local businesses.
With the National lockdown in full effect, businesses in our area are doing all that they can to meet customer demands, and keep their doors open.
As consumers, there are ways that you can support businesses, and save jobs. By buying local, you support those around you who need it most. Even during lockdown, consider buying gift vouchers to redeem at a later stage, or be ready to shop as soon as the lockdown is lifted.
A number of local businesses have been hard at work ensuring that consumers remain supplied with essential goods and services. Top hygiene practices are being followed, along with social distancing regulations to ensure that consumers remain safe while shopping for those essential goods.
Caxton Local Media would like to highlight a few advertisers who are working hard to service our community during these tough times.
This week, SPAR, Pick n Pay and Food Lover’s Market are all offering specials on basic supplies. Remax Masters is making sure that the property market remains intact while Boledi Airconditioning is informing readers that they will be open again after the lockdown. MyLife Healthcare Centres will remain open during the lockdown period, and Vodacom is offering great specials for those working from home.
- SPAR’s specials include 2L Coldrinks, ice cream milk and breakfast cereals at fantastic prices.
- Pick n Pay is offering great prices on meat, coffee, and washing powder. They also have supplies needed for the care of babies including nappies and wet wipes, as well as vegetable hampers. While Pick n Pay Epsom Downs is informing readers about their amazing drive-thru shopping options.
- Food Lover’s Market has chosen to highlight the value of farmers during these uncertain times – their campaign, Our farmers, our heroes, sees them offering great prices on avocados, meat and various staple vegetables.
- Remax Masters is advertising their latest rental listings.
- Boledi Air Conditioning will be open for business after the lockdown.
- MyLife Healthcare Centres have informed readers that their clinics remain open to serve their communities. Should you suspect that you have Coronavirus, visit their website at www.mylifeclinic.co.za for further instructions.
- Vodacom is also coming to the party, with exciting specials to help customers with working and studying from home.
All sectors of our communities are having to think creatively during this time, and we ask community members to be supportive of local businesses in their bid to service your needs.
