Have you ever signed up for a free trial only to find it fiendishly difficult to cancel?
Or added one item to your online shopping basket and ended up buying three more you didn’t plan for?
The Hope House Tŷ Gobaith store in Nantwich is hosting a designer shopping event to help raise vital funds for the charity.
It takes place this Friday April 11 between 6-9pm when the upstairs of the shop on the corner of High Street will be transformed into a boutique of high-end women’s fashion.
Nantwich town centre traders have pulled together to make this year’s Late Night Shopping event the biggest and best yet.
More than 30 stores have signed up to take part in the shopping spectacular on Thursday November 28 which will also include entertainment and Nantwich Market Hall opening late.
In the modern digital age, online shopping has become integral to our lives.
It looks like an exciting journey through the vast landscape of virtual storefronts and endless product offerings.
Dear Editor,
Ban retail developments outside Town Centre. #CreweFirst says that Cheshire East should ban any new, out of town centre, major shopping developments in Crewe.
There is now a huge gaping hole in Crewe Town Centre where the, doomed from the start, #RoyalArcade development, was planned to go.
Father’s Day is a time to show appreciation for all the hard work dads do. However, shopping for the perfect gift is often left to the last minute.
According to a new survey from handmade personalised gifting company, Create Gift Love, 61% of men buy their Father’s Day presents just one week before the day.
Nantwich has been ranked as one of best 100 locations for shopping in Britain, according to Harper Dennis Hobbs’ annual Vitality Rankings.
The rankings determine the health of high streets and shopping centres by analysing factors such as vacancy rates, residents’ movement and suitability to local consumer demands.
Holiday shopping can be the worst when it comes to creating stress.
We all feel so much pressure to get just the right gift for friends and family.
Technology is a constantly shifting application of knowledge that affects all areas of modern life.
Here in Nantwich, it has a bearing on every aspect of business and commerce.
Nantwich Town Council and Nantwich Market are backing a national campaign by issuing free reusable bags to shoppers.
The move is part of the National Association of British Markets’ “My Market Campaign” which begins tomorrow (June 21)
A new shopping experience is being launched in Nantwich which will be completely free from single-use-plastic.
The Store, a new grocery outlet, will offer everyday items including fresh produce, toiletries, household products and confectionery, as well as eco-friendly alternatives.
A Nantwich man is preparing his family for a shopping trip with a difference after winning £5,000.
Pete Wilson won the prize in John Lewis vouchers after entering a draw at his local Royal Bank of Scotland branch on Pillory Street, Nantwich.
Nantwich Museum bosses are appealing for items to help form part of the “Nantwich Eats: 100 years of Food Shopping” exhibition. The summer exhibition will look at the ways in which Nantwich residents have obtained their food over the last century.
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