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A shop selling bespoke products in Sneinton Market is announced it is closing down. The owner claims a lack of footfall and not enough promotion of the market as factors in its closure, as well as the economic downturn.
The business sells a range of products from dog collars, leads and other accessories. Owner, Georgie Thorton said: “Footfall is atrocious in Sneinton, the pandemic hasn’t helped but after the pandemic, Ukraine happened and then, an economic downfall.Are you a true Nottinghamian? Take our quiz here to find out.
Gemma continued and said: “I’ve never been to Wiff Waff but I hope they get enough online orders to keep them going.” The Wiff Waff studio may be open at times for customers to pick up products. Customers would need to contact staff beforehand to do so.
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