IN PICTURES: Back in business, as Frome steps to nearer normal

By Susie Watkins

12th Apr 2021 | Local News

Queueing for a hair cut April 12
Queueing for a hair cut April 12
This popular nail bar was re-open
This popular nail bar was re-open
Key cutting - and more
Key cutting - and more
Some sparkles at the bottom of Catherine Hill
Some sparkles at the bottom of Catherine Hill
Not quite sunbathing weather in Frome today - but these made us smile
Not quite sunbathing weather in Frome today - but these made us smile

They were queuing for the barbers today (April 12) in Frome, while in the cold sunshine, many non-essential businesses in the town were welcoming back customers.

Millers Homestores was doing brisk business, as was the local key cutters, while outside several of the charity shops, people were patiently waiting their turn.

The popular nail bar on Stony Street was open, as was the independent toy and stationery shop Ellenbray, along with most of the boutique shops up on Catherine Hill.

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Welcome back to all Frome businesses, and best of luck with your trading.

     

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