WAR specialise in the sale at auction of ceramics, glassware, jewellery, clocks & watches, collectables, textiles and rugs, silver, metal ware, paintings & fine art, furniture and outside effects.WAR specialise in the sale at auction of ceramics, glassware, jewellery, clocks & watches, collectables, textiles and rugs, silver, metal ware, paintings & fine art, furniture and outside effects.

Traders ‘open for business’ despite lengthy road closure

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Traders in Nailsworth impacted by a three-week road closure are emphasising that the town is still open for business.

A banner encouraging shoppers to support the town was unveiled on Minchinhampton common this morning, Wednesday.

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Traders from the Olive Tree, Pulp Lifestyle & Stationery, Hobbs House and James Lear of Arundel are urging customers to shop in Nailsworth. The banner was designed by Charlotte Miles, owner of Pulp Lifestyle & Stationery and printed by CR Signs.

The banner is urging drivers to drop into to town via the Nailsworth W and park in Morrisons car park. The move comes after George Street was closed to traffic following a gas leak three weeks ago. Work is due to be completed over the weekend.

Trader Charlotte Miles who owns Pulp Stationery & Lifestyle in George Street, told Stroud Times: “Nailsworth has suffered during the past three weeks, but we are very much open and ready to welcome all of our lovely visitors. Please support our small local businesses because it’s crunch time for many of us.”













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