“We are excited to start our new business in Gainsborough,” said Michael ahead of the opening. “We are opening in the newly refurbished shop unit which looks absolutely beautiful.
“We have received so much encouragement to open our own shop and we can’t wait to open the doors.
“Our aim is to use locally sourced, quality products at competitive prices to suit all budgets.”
Alisdair Gillespie, Natalie Powell, Michael Storr and Councillor Sheila Bibb.
The Meat Storr is opening on Market Street as part of a joint regeneration project between Dransfield Properties and West Lindsey District Council.
Councillor Sheila Bibb, chairperson of the prosperous communities committee, said: “This is a wonderful story of how a store closure in the town centre has led to a new start up business.
“I wish them all the very best. It is great to see another new businesses opening in the town and playing a vital role in helping with the towns regeneration programme.”
Alisdair Gillespie, Dransfield Properties, said: “We are delighted to welcome Michael and Natalie to their new premises on Market Street and we hope everyone agrees that they will make a great addition to the retail line up in the town.”
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It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas — but not as much in Lincoln — tainted by the absence of the country’s oldest festive market, which was cancelled over safety concerns. Yes, this means that the 2023 Lincolnshire Christmas Market will not take place from Thursday.
With tens of thousands of people googling Christmas markets, it is unsurprising to see a flurry of stories in the nationals about City of Lincoln Council’s decision to cancel the 40-year-old event, which attracted more than 350,000 people in four days last year, and reportedly generated around £15 million for the local economy.