Five Knighton businesswomen have united to boost an iconic Knighton shopping street.
Left to right Sue Price who owns W E Price, Caroline Penlington works for Sue, Helen Coxill, Sandra Matthews from Sandra's Sewing, Julia Roberts from Tower House Gallery and finally Karen who works with Sandra. Serena from Serenity Yoga wasn't available when the picture was taken.
They will all be open until 7pm on Thursday, December 12 for a late night shopping experience for Christmas. And they hope a new business will be open in time called"Border Bites Sandwich Bar" selling, sandwiches/ rolls, salad boxes, jacket potatoes, pies, sausage rolls, pasties, homemade cakes, and coffee etc.
The gallery is open 10am until 5pm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday with occasional Saturday workshops. “For me it’s a joy to share my skills with others and being able to show people how clothes can be altered to fit, or repaired instead if being thrown out,” said Sandra.
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