by Tracey Saunders | 26 Jun 2020 | Member Stories
For more than twenty years, the
Hunt family have run Rugby’s only independent bookshop. For what looks like a
small shop, every inch is a delight for bibliophiles with a huge range of
fiction and non-fiction books. The ground floor
has general titles along with classics, specialist sections such as transport
to a good selection of history and military books. Children have their own
section which includes curriculum texts as well as games. Chris can also order
books for you and delivery within the Rugby area is free.
by Tracey Saunders | 26 Jun 2020 | Member Stories
Offering much more than vitamins
and supplements, this health food store has a range of organic food, sulphate
free beauty products and environmentally friendly cleaning products to help
have a healthier lifestyle. The staff have a huge product knowledge and are
trained to spend time with customers discussing their health and wellbeing needs.
by Tracey Saunders | 26 Jun 2020 | Member Stories
Husband and wife team Royston and
Sue have an eye for all of the latest menswear and womenswear trends. Their
shop caters for fashionable customers that like designer brands for their
clothes, bags, shoes and accessories. Check their Facebook for updates on new
stock landing and special offers on must have items.
by Tracey Saunders | 26 Jun 2020 | Member Stories
This jewellery shop in Sheep Street is a treasure trove of quality pre- owned, Victorian jewellery as well as new pieces. There are necklaces, rings and earrings for the ladies and gentlemen have a range of pocket watches, tie pins and cufflinks to covet. With more than 40 years’ experience in the jewellery trade the shop also offers repairs and alterations.
by Tracey Saunders | 26 Jun 2020 | Member Stories
Another family run business, which
prides itself on the quality of their homemade sweet and savoury food. You can ‘taste
the love’ in the breakfast baps, lunches (including children’s selection with
fruit) afternoon teas and even picnic boxes. These include a sausage roll,
scotch egg, cheese tart, soda bread with cream cheese and ham, piccalilli and grapes.
by Tracey Saunders | 26 Jun 2020 | Member Stories
The Nest was founded in 2015, as a shop that would provide a marketplace for small, local, handmade and craft businesses to sell their items on the high street. You can always find a great gift here, from vintage, homeware, crafts and jewellery to something fun to brighten up your home. Vicki also stocks Frenchie chalk paint and small pieces of furniture and ensures that they operate as a zero waste and plastic free retailer. Vicki is also planning to move to larger premises to be able to accommodate craft workshops.
