Two new shops are opening in Yate Shopping Centre to catch the tail end of the busy Christmas shopping period.
Monkhouse, the local essential school uniform supplier, will open at 18 North Walk, having closed their shop at Stoke Gifford, and Loris Parfum will open at 1 North Walk.
Andrew Lowrey, Yate Shopping Centre Manager: “These are two great new signings bringing additional scope to the Centre’s offer just in time for Christmas. Parents will now be able to buy school uniforms and accessories locally for all local schools through the Monkhouse chain whilst Loris Parfums offers its own wide range of fragrances.
Big changes to stamp duty are coming in April 2025, and they could add thousands to the cost of buying a home. For those planning to buy in Yate soon, there’s still time to take advantage of the lower costs under the current system. Plus, on the 11th January 2025, housebuilder Newland Homes is holding a special ‘stamp duty savings’ event on selected plots at its Great Oaks development in Engine Common.
Badminton Estate are delighted to announce the launch of their new online shop, just in time for Christmas! Explore our collection of limited edition prints, charming tea towels, and elegant notelet cards—perfect for gifting or adding a piece of history to your home.
The Thornbury Clinic are thrilled to announce that starting Thursday 5th December, our wellbeing practitioner and Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapist, Penny, will be offering sessions at our Yate clinic on Thursday afternoons.
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A leading renewable energy company has been awarded Solar Panel Installer of the Year 2024 for Gloucestershire, in recognition of their expertise and outstanding service to customers.
Green Team One, based near Thornbury and serving South Gloucestershire and beyond, secured the win at the Southern Enterprise Awards 2024.
After feedback from the local community regarding the rising costs of living including heating our homes, the Town Council has again started offering warm and welcoming sessions for people to drop-in and use throughout the colder, winter months.
The warm welcome encourages those living and visiting our Town to take rest, engage socially (not mandatory) and keep warm in safe spaces within a few minutes’ walk from Yate Shopping Centre and public transport routes.
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