Shoppers in a Nottinghamshire village say their high street is a 'secret shopping hotspot'
Shoppers in a Nottinghamshire village say their high street is a 'secret shopping hotspot' and that business is booming.
Speaking about how business is going, Richard said: “It’s been really good, it was always the plan to bring speciality coffee here and we know the area well.” The Butler’s Coffee House's festive drinks are going down a treat which includes the chocolate orange hot chocolate for £4.Richard continued: “Particularly with the cost of living, we’re a warm space and we have a lot of people that come in to work.
Susann spoke about how business has been for the past 2 years and said: “2020 to 2021 has skewed things with all the lockdowns. Christmas is usually the busiest time for us and we usually order Christmas cards in January. On the High Street, shoppers spoke about what they think retail in the area is like. Many try their best to shop locally.
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