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Home to over 100 independent businesses

	Best facebook pages to follow facebook.com/fouraletaproom facebook.com/AnytimeFitnessGosport facebook.com/trashcafe facebook.com/samisbeauty facebook.com/stokeemporium facebook.com/bapandburritobar facebook.com/WhiteHartGosport facebook.com/CeriWilliamsTattoos facebook.com/2ndlifeAntiquesFashion facebook.com/Doing-the-Rounds facebook.com/ladiesfirstfitnessgosport best as in active every day or almost every day

	New to Stoke Road	and a bit of history

	has opened at 41 Stoke Road rent a space to sell your product stoke emporium	C&M Thompson, stationers, were at no. 41 in the thirties and in the fifties it was a drapers, Andrews, with a name change later to Rusdens
	has opened at 16 Stoke Road sweeney's	Norman Chapman, confectioner, was at no. 16 in the thirties and the family shop was still selling sweets in the fifties
	The Mane Hall Emporium has opened at 4 Portland Buildings, Stoke Road manehall	4 Portland Buildings was home to H. H. Thatcher & Co. Wine & Spirit Merchants in the 1930s through to the fifties
	has opened at 91 Stoke Road 2nd Life Antiques & Fashion	In the 1930s through to the sixties, C J Woodman, dentist, was at 91 Stoke Road
	Yellow Edge Gallery has opened at 107 Stoke Road yellowedgegallery



	Shop Small Extract from a Gosport Borough Council press release: Gosport Borough Council is actively encouraging local residents to shop local, and businesses to source local to help local businesses, the local economy and the community. • Research shows that for every £100 spent in a local business, £68 is likely to stay in the community helping the local economy. • Independent shops create a distinctive and diverse shopping experience. You might be surprised by the range of products, services and gifts available in your local shops • More people shopping locally will not only help existing independent shops to continue trading but also encourage more local businesses to start up — you will be helping to sustain and create local jobs. • Local businesses support a wide range of community causes. Supporting local shops, therefore, provides a financial benefit for your local community. Small businesses are very important to a town, providing jobs and services, so residents are encouraged to support them whenever possible. You can find out more about providers located at our main local shopping centres by visiting them physically or virtually at: • Gosport High Street www.gosporttowncentre.co.uk • Stoke Road www.stokeroadgosport.co.uk But let’s not forget the other small shopping centres across Gosport, the lifeblood of our communities, as are small businesses everywhere.
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