IN THIS ISSUE
Eccleshall continues to prosper |
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From the Coffee Shop to The Artisan |
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Year-end tax planning |
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Modern craftsmanship prospering in Eccleshall |
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School fees planning |
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And finally… |
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FIND THE NEW YOU
Bethan Ward
Beauty and Body treatments. Skin care consultant. Superb range of lingerie and nightwear. Look out for the Dermalogica and Mavala promotional days coming up on our web site.
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Eccleshall Acupuncture and Aromatherapy Clinic
We offer one of the oldest forms of healing known to mankind. Established for well over 20 years the practice offers Acupuncture treatment for acute and simple disorders.
Reporting success in helping conditions such as back, neck and shoulder pain, hip and knee problems, anxiety, depression, asthma and sports injuries. This would seem to indicate that Acupuncture can benefit any condition that requires healing.
Visit the clinic at 54 High Street, Eccleshall ST21 6BZ.
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Eccleshall continues to prosper
All change on the High Street.
It’s no surprise that Eccleshall has so far weathered the financial problems much better than some of our neighbouring towns. It’s because we have good businesses offering people what they want with a personality and touch that the less familiar places struggle to match. We continue to grow, so read on to hear about some exciting new developments. Read more |
From the Coffee Shop to The Artisan
Claire Young talks about her journey to The Artisan.
You may have seen the HSBC undergoing an Extreme Makeover in the last few months. Finally, after nearly a year of waiting we are set to move The Coffee Shop around the corner and on to the High Street. The team and I are very excited to re-launch and re-brand my business and we would like to thank all of our loyal customers for their support over the last four years on Stafford Street. We are greatly looking forward to welcoming you to our new home and offering you more choice of fresh, honest, local and handmade fine foods at The Artisan. Read more |
Year-end tax planning
Turning a deadline into an opportunity.
The tax year ends on April 5th and if you’re not careful you’ll miss out on some tax saving opportunities. It’s not too late, and it’s not too difficult, read on to discover six simple steps to take tax saving action. Use it or lose it |
Modern craftsmanship prospering in Eccleshall
A look behind the scenes at Spencer the Jeweller.
Owned and run by locals David and Angela Spencer, Spencer the Jeweller is much more than just a retail shop. Behind the showroom is a vibrant workshop (visible from the shop) where skilled craftsmen make individual jewellery to order and repair and refurbish existing pieces. In this article we take a look behind the scenes to see highly skilled craftsmen at work, and reveal a few things that you didn’t know! By Royal Appointment |
School fees planning
Investing in your child’s future.
Funding school fees is one of the biggest financial commitments a family can make. As a result, it can be a source of considerable concern for some parents. Read more |
And finally…
Boxing clever - your gateway to world news.
The delivery of newspapers has its problems, just like any other business, the weather, poor road conditions, delivery staff falling ill, taking holidays that sort of thing. But at the sharpest end of home delivery there is one thing which can drive newsagents and news deliverers round the proverbial bend. I speak of course about the humble letter box. Eccleshall’s own Arkwright speaks |
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