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Knutsford Businesses join forces to promote their products and services. |
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Written by Len Thomson
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Tuesday, 15 February 2011 14:32 |
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Following the demise of the Knutsford Business Club last year, a number of individual members have come together to realise the potential of the club by working together to promote their products and services. They will all be complimentary companies and come with referrals from customers and clients alike. All have trading premises in and around Knutsford and will 'encourage business networking and referral business' without the need for monthly meetings. Knutsford Business News is delighted to support this initiative and will provide updated news from the group throughout the year. The first success has been the letting of previously empty office space that now provides like-minded individuals with a friendly working environment where each can offer their combined support and skills, while working on their own business. This opportunity only came about by individuals working together to achieve a solution to their workspace requirements and a flexible landlord. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 February 2011 15:27 |
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Knutsford retail scene attracts several new tenants despite economic uncertainty. |
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Written by Len Thomson
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Monday, 12 July 2010 01:04 |
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 New companies moving in include Rohan outdoor clothing in Princess St, yet to be confirmed - A Jewellery shop in Minshull St, taking over Modelle's premises, A new fashion clothing shop where the Dressing Room was trading, Chalon Interior design/kitchens, to open in what was formerley known as Cos Recruitment. an Art gallery in the former Starbucks, another kitchen design shop, and the already opened Aunty Mabels Seat.
Perhaps this is indicative of what life has in store for us in Knutsford thanks to the 'austerity package' created by our own Tatton MP and Chancellor, George Osborne, where we will be spending more time and money in our kitchens, buying suitable attire for 'staycation holidays' and saving money by not having to move into a larger house. .
Exiting from the retail scene in June and July sadly includes the loss of Modelle, Nasty and the Dressing Room. Chris Orwell of Interiors, trading for the past 20 years from his premises in King Street, has decided to close and Starbucks have already left. Most owners stated that failure to address the parking issues contributed to their decision not to renew their leases.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 August 2010 08:54 |
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Concerns raised over traffic chaos if pedestrianisation of King Street goes ahead. |
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Written by Len Thomson
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Saturday, 08 May 2010 04:07 |
 Businesses' concerns heighten over fear that traffic re-routing to accommodate proposed plans for pedestrianisation will be hopelessly flawed. Existing signage proves to be totally inadequate to cope with the everyday events, whereby HGV drivers relying on their SATNAV for directions continue to enter King Street causing endless queues of traffic, and damage to parked cars. There is a feeling that between Highways and Cheshire East, there has been a failure to address the existing issues that continuously prove that the signage is inadequate, why should they be able to provide a solution to a new set of issues that will no doubt create new challenges. If you have any views or concerns over Pedestrianisation of King Street, the Knutsford Business Club will be holding a Meeting at 6.00pm in the Angel Hotel on Tuesday 18th May 2010 for any traders or businesses that would like to have their ideas and concerns shared and supported.
Photo taken 7th May 2010 outside the Knutsford Wine Bar |
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Last Updated on Monday, 12 July 2010 01:01 |
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Virtual Office Mailing Address opens in King Street, Knutsford |
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Written by Len Thomson
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 15:03 |
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 Need a Prestigious Business Address in Knutsford?
Give your Company the professional image that it deserves and also increase your company's credibility. Nigel Powell, local businessman and landlord has teamed up with Marketing Knutsford to offer individuals or businesses the opportunity to have a prestigious business address in one of Cheshire's premier towns for £100.00 for six months or £200 for a year. Mail can be received in your name/company name at our address. Mail received for your attention can be forwarded to you on a daily/weekly basis or held for collection. You can use our address service for all your business requirements - business cards/letterheads and websites and as a registered office. For more information email:
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Beck House,
77 King Street
Knutsford
WA16 6DX
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Last Updated on Friday, 10 September 2010 10:45 |
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Valencian Paella Dishes set the scene for the soon to open The Cooks Emporium in King Street, Knutsford. |
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Written by Len Thomson
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Thursday, 25 March 2010 20:21 |
 If their other retail outlet in Ramsbottom is anything to go by, according to the owner Sara Wilkins, then Valencian Paella dishes will soon be flying off the shelves of The Cooks Emporium at 111 King Street, Knutsford. Hopefully, they will not be responsible for an increase in sightings of UFO's around the town. The opening is scheduled for this Saturday 27th March. With additional retail units being let to new businesses due to open soon, King Street promises to offer visitors and residents a unique mix of independent outlets with items and products that are uniquely sourced. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 26 March 2010 21:12 |
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