Westbury shop reopens – at the double
11:10am Saturday 13th March 2010 in
The manager of the Dorothy House hospice shop in Westbury is hoping its recent refurbishment will mean more money for those who need it.
The High Street shop has been extended into the adjoining premises, which used to be Fairprice, almost doubling the sales area.
The refurbishment took five weeks, during which the shop was closed for a week and a half. It was reopened by the town’s mayor Sue Ezra on Tuesday.
Manager Cherol North said: “It looks fantastic.
“We’ll raise more money because we’ll be able to display more stock. This means we can help more people.”
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Westbury mayor Sue Ezra reopens the newly extended Dorothy House Shop, watched by manager Cherol North, second left, and staff
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Chesus says...
1:49pm Sat 13 Mar 10
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If it is no longer a charity let it pay business rates like the other commercial outlets.