What shop/restaurant/business would you like to come to Wrexham?

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  • #56257

    Rob
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    @paul bearer 1069 wrote:

    Does anybody have any money to be able to take the chance in opening a shop?

    Rents and rates are prohibitive at the moment, we are doing a piece soon in terms of the council and their owned properties, and the rest that seem to be owned by pension funds.

    #56272

    The Beauty Boutique
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    Any premises with a big floor space could house a Roller Rink. It’s something that adults and kids alike would use. Any area I’ve lived has had one and it would be somewhere that people could go to and have some fun. Added benefit is it also keeps people fit.

    #56277

    Jonesy
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    How about a dry ski slope in Gresford? :D

    #56278

    justjojo2011
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    One thing that Wrexham needs is decent toy shops. We have The Entertainer, but anyone who’s ever been to the branch in the Bullring, Birmingham, or even the one of Foregate Street, Chester knows, ours is tiny and doesn’t actually have THAT much. It would be great to see a Toys R Us come to Wrexham and there’s space for them, such as the old TJ Hughes shop. Another shop I would like to see come to Wrexham is The Range. This store does really well elsewhere and think it would help, especially in the larger empty shops.

    As for Tapas bars, I shall pass with a big no thank you. There are more than enough food/restaurant/take away places in Wrexham already. Add to all those the pubs, and the charity shops, what else is left? Apart from places no one can actually afford to shop in

    #56270

    MadMan
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    Tapas is a great idea, as we need quality restaurants in the town that is what we lack we may have plenty of pubs that sell food and takeaway places, but not many of them are any good. More mid range clothing stores would be a great addition to town Pull and Bear in Liverpool has more reasonable prices for both women and men and select for women which on retail UK is expanding across the UK. The range is another great idea to fill TJ Hughes, which is probably quite realistic in terms of price range. Waitrose is expanding with opening in Chester and Boughton eventually so i hope they consider Wrexham again in the future more expensive, but more choice for food is always nice.

    #56279

    justjojo2011
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    I dunno. I think there’s more than enough choice for people to eat and buy food. Its everything else I feel Wrexham is lacking. And the biggest thing?! It’s not shops. It’s character. We need summer festivals again like we used to have, like the lager days etc going on

    #56271

    MadMan
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    I’m not denying that there is choice but quality i am concerned about. As for shops we have the main retail outlets so it will be hard to fill the empty units. You have it spot on with regards to festivals bring some atmosphere to the town.

    #56280

    justjojo2011
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    That is why I shall be trying to attend the Nightingale House celebrations this weekend.

    #56288

    Darlofan
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    A B and Q warehouse is what i’d like. DIY stores in town are shockingly basic and B and Q is especially in need of a refurb. Everytime I go in I think the automatic door is going to fall off!

    #56281

    justjojo2011
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    @Darlofan 1199 wrote:

    A B and Q warehouse is what i’d like. DIY stores in town are shockingly basic and B and Q is especially in need of a refurb. Everytime I go in I think the automatic door is going to fall off!

    You don’t know how many times the staff have been caught on that door lol. But the warehouses don’t stock much more than the “basic” ones. But Wrexham has 3 major DIY stores, more than enough i think

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