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Cafe axes offers for emergency workers

Lancashire Evening Post

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February 24, 2026

A coffee shop has announced it is having to stop offering Blue Light Card discounts for emergency workers because it is costing too much money.

Cafe axes offers for emergency workers

Valley Coffee at Valley Church in Bamber Bridge

Valley Coffee, which was founded and funded by members of Valley Church in Fourfields, Bamber Bridge, has grown into a hub for the local community since 2018.

Faced with increased pressures on the hospitality sector, bosses have announced the scrapping of discounts for people who hold a Blue Light Card - a discount service for the NHS, emergency services, social care, armed forces, and teachers.

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