The local butchers offers a number of different weekly promotions all of which are only available on one day a week and which must be ordered in advance on Facebook (meaning it is easy to see who is taking advantage of these offers). It is pretty clear from looking at the list of people commenting on these posts that one of the major effects of these offers is that they are causing several people to visit the shop multiple times a week (to buy a quantity of food that would almost certainly be bought in one go if the offers were on all week) going against the guidance to shop as infrequently as possible. In order to reduce the numbers of people making unnecessarily frequent shopping trips I believe the government should be telling retailers that if they want to advertise promotions that these should be available for at least a week (unadvertised reduced to clear 'yellow stickers' should be allowed to continue) and not restricted to a singular day.