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Reward Gateway (UK) Ltd

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Waltham Forest Council has boosted funding for the Edenred Grocery Voucher Scheme, managed by Reward Gateway (UK) Ltd, by £1.6 million.

Waltham Forest Council's Portfolio Lead Member for Communities and Libraries, Councillor Treacy, approved an additional £1,622,717 for the Edenred Grocery Voucher Scheme in September 2026. This decision, noted at an Executive Decision meeting, brings the total contract value for the scheme, which provides grocery vouchers to families eligible for benefits-related free school meals, to £2,393,402.

The contract variation ensures the continued provision of grocery vouchers during school holidays, supporting vulnerable families. Reward Gateway (UK) Ltd provides services for this scheme, which has been running since the 2021/22 financial year.

Key facts

  1. Waltham Forest Council boosted the grocery voucher scheme by £1,622,717 in September 2026. Source
  2. The decision was made by Councillor Treacy on September 16, 2026. Source
  3. The total contract value for the scheme is now £2,393,402. Source
  4. The scheme provides grocery vouchers to families eligible for benefits-related free school meals. Source
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