The town that's lost faith in politics amid cost of living crisis
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The town that's lost faith in politics amid cost of living crisis
"Customers are more savvy. They do come in and just buy two or three things and they look for little bargains. People are now more likely to buy loose products - one apple, one banana at a time - rather than larger pre-packaged amounts."
"It's busy towards the end of the month when people are getting paid. A lot more people are paying attention to their spending habits due to rising costs."
As the Senedd elections approach, residents of Maesteg express concerns over rising grocery costs, impacting their shopping behaviors. Many locals, including business owners, report that customers are now purchasing fewer items and seeking bargains. The owner of a greengrocer notes a shift towards buying loose products instead of pre-packaged ones. Additionally, a butcher observes increased sales of sausages towards the end of the month, indicating a change in consumer spending patterns as people adjust to financial pressures.
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