There are numerous ways to still shop local in Knutsford

Wednesday, 4 November 2020 09:54

As Knutsford enters its second lockdown there are numerous ways to still shop local and not resort to the big retailers or Amazon.

Sandra Curties, Town Centre and Marketing Officer, said, “Just as Knutsford shops rose to the challenge of the first lockdown, they will do so second time around. For those on Facebook Knutsford Virtual High Street group is a great community resource for shops, businesses, and shoppers alike. The website, KnutsfordHighStreet.com brings together many of our town’s businesses and has just started to offer joint home delivery with a small selection of local shops. However, sometimes it is as easy as picking up the phone and speaking to a local shop owner – they will be more than happy to have a chat about what is in stock for safe delivery or collection. So please give them a call – there are options other than Amazon!”

In addition to the supermarkets, pharmacies, opticians, and dentists staying open the following shops will be open (and where appropriate offering deliveries or collections)

Jonty’s Fruit & Veg

The Market Butcher

Plastic Free Weigh/Refill 2 You

Morgan Edwards

Autoden

Cheshire Quality

Bikes N Gear

Knutsford Hearing Centre

Sheldon’s Dairy & Pet Store

Fryer’s Garden Centre

Vikings

Carmichael Clinic of Physiotherapy & Acupuncture.

The following shops will offer takeaways or goods for delivery or collection

April’s Kitchen

Cranford cafe

Cafe on the Corner

Neki Cafe

Robertabeauty Redefined

Chalk 33 Knutsford

Cocaranti

Arthur Lee

Mr Simms Knutsford

Hal Whittaker - Toys - Knutsford

Pulse of Perfumery

Glamorous

Willow Boutiques

The White Orchid Floral Boutique

Ivape Lounge Knutsford

Dafferns

Knutsford Art Shop and Stationery House

Hays Travel Knutsford

Holly Johnson Antiques

Not A Box

Kanoa Living

Chic Interiors Knutsford

Chicino's Peri Grill

Eastern Revive

The Edit Boutique

MOZIMO Ltd

Techno Type

Please note this is not a definitive list and will be added to during lockdown and updated regularly.

For help during lockdown the local community charity We Are Knutsford can be contacted on 01565 364785 or by emailing help@weareknutsford.org

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