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B I treEK am •oof the biggest
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Despite the rise in online shopping' figures shoWthat local businesses are still vital I s l h a t u j i i e l ?
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- tres are the internet X. • and out-of-town devel- - , '
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s s. and leisure economy, research’^ •.. shows that local independent■ businesses are still a vital com- • ,
- a Online sales have risen rap- ‘
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over.the past decade,-but: • this growth is expected to slow. considerablyover the next few ■■ . years androne reason is peo-J
■{£:■ Research by Squire Sand- V w? ers, Kantar Retail and the Retail
. ■ • pie's continuing desire to see; and feelthe products
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ih Trust revealed that 70% ofthose * ■ -surveyedsaidin-stqre shopping' ' f;. was still critical because of the v
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interaction with’products. The 1 social aspect was also critical^ •
rjt; But, while both have their.' j * part to play in our diverse retail £
• ■. with many viewing shopping as ■ sa leisure activity.
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. . “70% OF THOSE SURVEYED SAID
INSTORESHOPPING WAS STILL CRITICAL”
- -in some areas over half of all ■ -residents wiilbe 60 or over. The
--.-.need for access to local, acces- . sible centres offering essential
-.•■-7 goods and services will only in-- S‘ crease.
’ ’ - - >;. ’ ; Secondly,wehaveagrowing Businesses mirrored'the;
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.population.Thisisputtingpres- : • 'sure on land-use and we have to « bemore intelligent aboutwhere-t —infrastructure goes. Through-'
; concerns of customers as'they; didnotseetheintemetasasub- ; stitute to the high street: Re-; searchshowsthatsuppliersstill ’
if < developing vibrant local econo-v • hues and using land efficiently:.
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-■ value having thebproduets sold: -throughaphysicalstorebecause •
.; replicated online. ■ T' -. .- There are also a number of . ? demographic changes happen- j
~ more people will be over 70 and; r,*. . \ ^
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? - it is an environment and medi-1 um that cannot be completely ;
- ing that make dear the impor- f ^tanceofthetowncentre.f'.'-.; ■ i iivJ^vin io years, three million :
- we can protect the natural en- ■ ■s vironment
Centrally located retail serv- " - ices play a part here, combined -
■ •witharichmixofotherusesto : create dynamic mixed-use lo- ; - cations that are both functional ■ / •; and provide the retail, cultural ■?
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;and social experiences people / want. C" _ We must ensure we are fullyX
• ■ utilising our existing commer: - cial locations before we build'-/ out-of-town.'-
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OXFORD £220
1 8 -2 0 May 3 Days
(2 nights Bed and Breakfast)
The Oxford Spires Four Pillars Hotel, Abingdon Road
(visiting Warwick, Oxford and Blenheim Palace)
SCOTLAND EASTBOURNE o y a - j c
£ 3 9 5 28 May- 2 June
6 Days (5 nights DBB)
3 nights - The National Hotel, Dingwall .
2 nights - the Kings Arms
Hotel, Kyleakin, Isle of Skye sTOBOOK EXCURSIONS
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30 August - 6 September 8 Days (7 nights DBB)
The Haddon Hall Hotel, Devonshire Place
£425 WYE VALLEY 2 7 - 3 0 October
a u t u m n t i n t s IN T H E
4 Days (3 nights DBB)
The Paddocks Hotel, Symonds YatWest, Ross on Wye
BEVERLEY a chance to visit the Minster and/or
sightseeing/shopping M O N D A Y 21st A P R I L
LLANDUDNO TU E SD A Y 22nd A P R I L
BLACKPOOL / CLEVELEYS / FLEETWOOD FRIDAY 25th A P R IL
LIVERPOOL
GOOD FRIDAY - 18th April Y0RK
Dawsons Fare 8.30
8.30 8^30
945 945
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£18.00 £18.00 £10.00 £12.00
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For Liverpool One Shopping Centre, Albert Dock and Shops, _the New Museum of Liverpool, Maritime Museum, Tate Liverpool etc.
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Take a trip down the lane and discover the range of luxury gifts that’s on offer
decision to open a luxury gift outlet on a working farm down a narrow coun try lane. But with not much to
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keep it company other than sheep and swallows, Melt decided to p la y to its strengths. It might not have had
droves of customers passing the door as on a high street, butit did have a beautiful set ting, ample free parking and tables and chairs for visitors to sit a while and enjoy the peace and views. All Melt candles have
been made on site at Back- ridge Farm, Waddington, since 2001, and as customers found their way to the farm to buy candles from the com pany directly, it was this de mand that led to the decision to open a retail outlet on site. Although the candles
were the main item for sale at that time, Melt also wanted to give customers access to some of the finest and most sought after skin care, per
23 - 25 November 3 Days (2 nights DBB)
The Holiday Inn, Norwich - To see the very popular
Christmas Extravaganza Show Includes your ticket to see the variety show
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t’s fair to say that when Melt first opened its doors in the autumn of 2004 there were a few raised eyebrows at the
fumes, jewellery and beauti- ful gifts.
Securing the opportuni
ty to sell products from Dr Hauschka - the world’s lead ing organic skin care range - proved a great starting point, and other niche brands were then happy to follow their lead and trust Melt with their products. Melt is now stockists of
This Works, Dr Hauschka,: Creed, Ranee, Ombre Rose, Czech & Speake, Musgo Re al, Ruth Mastenbroek and more. Stories of scary shop
ping experiences in the city convinced Melt that it was completely possible to of fer these luxury, special ist brands within a warm, friendly and calm environ ment-and there is nothing I its staffcannot tellyou about the products it sells. With an evergrowing de
mand for British manufac tured goods by customers, one of the most enjoyable parts of the job for the Melt management is sourcing, new products and they con sider it their task to offer the most beautiful and effective products possible at reason able prices.
So whether it be a new
skin care programme, per fume, handbag, cashmere or piece of jewellery that you are looking for - it is very definitely worth a trip down thelane.*.;'v ;- • Melt, Backridge Farm,
Twitter lane, Waddington, Clitheroe, BB7 3LQ. www.
themeltco.com, 01200443377, - open seven days.
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