UPDATE : Frome welcomes the re-opening of a bakery favourite

By Susie Watkins

7th Jul 2020 | Local News

Frome Town Centre today July 7
Frome Town Centre today July 7
The re-opening of the bakery store had been delayed because they could not source perspex screens
The re-opening of the bakery store had been delayed because they could not source perspex screens
Workmen were inside the former Shoe Zone shop
Workmen were inside the former Shoe Zone shop
Pavement widening outside Superdrug today July 7
Pavement widening outside Superdrug today July 7
The design from the architects plans for the Market Place site
The design from the architects plans for the Market Place site

Frome Town Centre was busy again today - with the return of a firm favourite and the engineering work seemingly making big progress.

The widening of the pavement outside Superdrug was well advanced, while around the corner, following some delay in sourcing perspex screens, Greggs has re-opened.

One other thing noticed by Nub News as we visited, work has started in the former Shoe Zone shop in Market Place.

The store closed in August 2017.

Plans have been passed to turn it into a café, antiques store, and upstairs office space. The building has remained empty since the shop closed in August 2017.

     

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