A number of local businesses inside Vi car Lane Shopping Centre have spoken out about how important it is for residents to support their favourite independent retailers, warning they could ‘lose them’ and rid Chesterfield of its ‘fantastic buzz’ if they go unappreciated.
The Derbyshire Times has complied a list of some of the town’s most unique independent shops to encourage the community to show their top spots some love.
While we can’t include every independent business in Chesterfield, here are a few of the town’s best local retailers.
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While we can’t include every independent business in Chesterfield, here are a few of the town’s best local retailers.
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The Chesterfield independent businesses you need to visit on your next trip into town Photo: staff
. The Bee Orchid Home & Gifts
The family run business which specialises in homeware, gifts and silk flowers, recently moved from The Shambles to new premises on on Packers Row. The Bee Orchid is perfect for anyone searching for that perfect gift or item to spruse up their home. Photo: Other
. Ministry
Clothing retailer Ministry stocks designer clothes from brands such as Calvin Klein, Superdry, Fred Perry and Tommy Hilfiger. The store, which specialises in menswear is located in Vicar Lane Shopping Centre. Photo: Brian Eyre
9. Acu Herb
Traditional Chinese herbal remedies, reflexology, acupuncture and massages can all be found at Acu Herb in Vicar Lane. The well-being centre which prides itself on helping clients to lead 'healthier lives' also offers Tui Na manipulation therapy. Photo: Brian Eyre
10. Vintage Tea Rooms
Anyone seeking out a proper afternoon tea, coffee or slice of cake should make their way down to Vintage Tea Rooms which moved to Vicar Lane earlier this year. With cozy, rustic decor, complete with union jack bunting and a range of hot drinks and food on offer, the cafe delivers on its vintage promise. Photo: Brian Eyre