Save our High Street - Support Local
Samantha McCarthy, from Worcester BID, said: “Our independent businesses are showing their steely determination to succeed by implementing innovative ways for us to shop, eat and drink.
“Our High Street needs these businesses - please shop independently to support them through this.
"If every person in Worcester spent £10 in an independent businesses it would inject over £5million back into the local economy.
“We made sure all our independent businesses now have online platforms.
"Meaning you can shop locally, from your sofa.
“Independents are the future of the High Street with the ability to adapt and embrace change quickly and effectively as we have seen since the beginning of the pandemic.
Read more.... https://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/18850538.worcester-looks-abandoned-lockdown-2-comes-force/
Here for you throughout Lockdown
Lisa and Paula Farrington, Owners of Embrace Boutique in Reindeer Court say: ‘Embrace will be here throughout lockdown to cater for all your lingerie needs. We have everything from soft bralettes for comfortable home working, to luxury sets that are sure to boost your mood and make you feel amazing! Please have a look at our website www.embraceluxurylingerie.co.uk and, as a thank you for shopping with us, all orders placed will attract FREE standard delivery. If you need any help or advice we remain at your service via email on info@embraceboutique.co.uk.’
Keep our dreams alive
Support Traders as Lockdown Returns
BUSINESS chiefs have expressed their disappointment at the Government’s proposed new Coronavirus lockdown, due to come into effect this week.
Worcester BID bosses spoke out after Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed a second national lockdown would begin on Thursday (November 5) in a bid to ease the pressure on the NHS.
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Support your Worcester Independents
Worcester businesses offering takeaway and delivery services during lockdown
INDEPENDENT businesses across Worcester are calling on shoppers and diners to keep supporting them as the second lockdown begins.
From Thursday, the whole country will go into lockdown again for a month, with “non-essential” businesses and restaurants having to close unless they can operate on a takeaway or delivery basis.
However, pubs and restaurants across the city said they would continue to trade, by reverting to the takeaway model they used through the spring and summer.
Read more....https://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/18845060.worcester-businesses-offering-takeaway-delivery-services-lockdown/