Amid the cost of living crisis, thousands of people across Wales are unfortunately struggling to afford their weekly shop - especially if they have several mouths to feed at home. Whilst dedicated volunteers at food banks, hygiene banks and community centres across the country are working hard to provide people in their communities with the things they need, some people find it difficult to get to their nearest food bank or perhaps don't qualify for the voucher needed at some locations.
Fortunately, a major UK supermarket is offering free lunches to anyone who needs one - no questions asked and no voucher required. The brilliant "Ask For Henry" scheme first launched in Morrisons supermarket cafes last October and has returned this Spring for two weeks.
Running from Monday, April 24 to Sunday, May 7, the scheme offers a jacket potato with Heinz baked beans and a side salad - completely for free - to anyone who mentions "Henry" at the check-out. The easiest way to place your lunch order is to ask staff at the Morrisons café "Can I have a Henry?," but you can also ask "Is Henry here?" or simply mention the name to get your free lunch. You can read more about the Ask For Henry scheme in a previous article here.
