Knutsford Town Council is calling on all residents and lovers of Knutsford’s high street to get in touch and join a social media campaign to promote the variety of shops on offer.
Sandra Curties, Town Centre Manager, said, “In an increasingly difficult economic climate it is more important than ever to champion our town centre and its wonderful businesses. We are asking residents and supporters of our town to get in touch and let us know their three favourite shops. We will then video or interview these shopping champions and share their ‘top shops’ on our social media platforms. Restaurants, pubs, clothes shops to hardware shops – we don’t mind. The most difficult thing is actually choosing the top three!”.
First up was local resident Paul Langley who chose Detaljer, Slipped Discs of Knutsford Market Hall and The Cheeseyard. A few more residents are already lined up and if you wish to join them, please email:
Sandra.curties@knutsfordtowncouncil.gov.uk
Paul Langley, said, “I am proud to be part of this initiative and support our wonderful businesses. I would urge everyone to get involved!”
Pictured - Paul Langley with Ian Drinkwater of Slipped Discs.
Photo Credit – Sandra Curties.
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