Businesses in and around Sunderland praised by Echo readers since April 12 reopenings
For the first time in months, non-essential retail outlets, personal care premises and outdoor hospitality venues were permitted to reopen as part of the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown.
Staff at businesses across Sunderland and beyond have been working tirelessly to keep themselves and their punters safe as we take this next step out Lockdown 3 restrictions, imposed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in January.
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Hide AdSo we asked the Echo readers to shout out a business they have visited since the latest round of reopenings, where they felt safe.
Here are your submissions, as shared on our Facebook page at time of writing. Add your own to our post here.
Angelic Beauty, Mere Knolls Road, Roker
BeautiBeats, Chester Road
Bethany's Florist, Kayll Road
Board Inn, Durham Road, Middle Herrington
Cloud 9 Hair & Beauty, Hylton Road
Club Zest, Sea Road, Fulwell
The Crows Nest. Weybourne Lea, Seaham
Cutz Hair Group, Windsor Terrace, Grangetown
Debby Clark Flowers, Melbourne Place
Dolled Up Beauty, Sea Road, Fulwell
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Elysian Hair And Beauty, Chester Road
The Green Bean, Southwick
Hairhouse, Derwent Street
Kitui Hair Design, Melbourne Place
Life of Riley, Green Terrace
Martino’s, Dykelands Road, Seaburn
NO IV Hair and Beauty, Derwent Street
Rok Box, Armstrong Road, Washington
The Scullery, Warwick Terrace, New Silksworth
Signatures Italian & Grill, Wynyard Street, New Silksworth
STACK Seaburn
Talking Heads, High Street West
The Stackyard, East Herrington
The Wolsey, Millem Terrace, Roker