During lockdown, electronics store Carvells of Rugby was supporting customers with telephone and website orders, but now they are able to welcome shoppers back to their Bank Street showroom. Safety measures are in place and deliveries and installation services are expected to be back to normal shortly.
The long-established childrenswear specialist Eliza Doolittle has been selling designer wear and special occasion clothes for children for 30 years. From babies sleepsuits and leggings for playing in to hoodies and jeans for boys and pretty dresses for girls, the team are looking forward to showing you the latest stock from 10am – 4pm Monday to Saturday.
To celebrate reopening Exposure Clothing, Hayley is offering 20% off all summer collections. New safety measures are in place to protect customers’ wellbeing, from restricting the number of customers in-store at one time, to providing hand sanitising stations, cleaning high-traffic areas regularly and closing the fitting rooms.
For the first time in three months, a raft of ‘non-essential’ shops in Rugby will be reopening their doors to customers in the latest easing of the coronavirus lockdown rules. Many will have a new look with more spacious floor plans, be limiting numbers of customers and have plenty of hygiene measures in place to ensure that they are “Covid-secure” and a safe place to shop.
Here are just a small selection of Rugby town centre businesses that are open and ready to welcome shoppers again in the Albert Street and Regent Street area. Keep checking this page for updates on High Street, Sheep Street, Churchside Arcade, Rugby Central and Rugby market, as we focus on our town’s friendly and vibrant retail experience.
With a stunning selection of bouquets, arrangements and individual blooms Jean’s Flowers both looks and smells divine. The team are looking forward to seeing customers during their new opening hours of 10am – 4pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday as well as 10am – 3pm on Wednesday and Saturday.