Local charities and good causes are encouraged to support the scheme and accept the £15 vouchers as donations.
Please submit your application by Friday 23 October 2026
Frodsham Gift Voucher Scheme Rules
Frodsham Gift Voucher Scheme Rules
- At 31 January 2027 the applicant must be 70 years of age or older.
- The applicant must be resident within the town boundaries of Frodsham.
- Frodsham Town Council (FTC) may make checks to confirm the validity of certain applications and reserves the right to require proof of age and residency to support any application.
- FTC reserves the right to refuse to issue a voucher to anyone for any reason where they believe that it is necessary to preserve the integrity of the scheme.
- FTC’s responsibility is to issue the voucher only. It is a matter for the local good causes, groups and societies whether they will accept them.
- FTC aims to issue vouchers to residents by the end of the second week of December 2026. All vouchers expire on 5 February 2027 whether or not they have been presented.
- The vouchers cannot be exchanged for money by any applicant.
- All good causes, groups and societies must present the vouchers to FTC for payment by 5 March 2027. Payments by FTC will be made to those with valid claims on or before 5 April 2027. To reduce administrative work, groups are asked to present all all their vouchers in a single claim where possible.
- Payments will be made by BACS and not by cheque.
- Any vouchers returned directly to Frodsham Town Council by residents to be donated for the benefit of a participating good cause will be added to that organisation’s claim and paid at the same time as vouchers returned by the organisation itself.
- FTC will use the information supplied solely for efficiently managing the gift voucher scheme. Information will be stored in accordance with FTC’s General Privacy Notice available at www.frodsham.gov.uk or from the FTC Office) and not passed to any other organisation or individual, except to publicise the businesses where vouchers can be redeemed.
- Good causes participating in the scheme are required to hold a stock of resident application forms and publicise the scheme to their supporters.
