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Let’s Get Together and Support Seaford’s Shops This Christmas Saturday 4th December is national Small Business Saturday across the UK. But closer to home, it’s also Seaford Christmas Magic. It’s a brilliant day that traditionally kicks off the Christmas shopping period across Seaford. There has never been a better time to look locally for your festive items, presents, and anything else that makes this ‘the most wonderful time of the year.’ When we buy locally, we support our neighbourhoods and give the town centre the best possible chance of remaining lively, sustainable, and successful.
Below are five ways you can support our local economy (and bag yourself a bargain in the process). 1) Buy local or bye local
Remember, Christmas is crucial for independent traders, especially post-pandemic traders. We need to use them, or we could lose them.
2) Vote with your wallet/purse
When you buy from a Seaford business, you are showing that what they bring to the community is valued by you.
3) Get social
Tag the store you bought from in a social media post.
Stephen Newberry
Andrew Tully
how small, shows you’re grateful for their local involvement.
5) Post a review – One of the best things about
shopping from smaller, independent businesses is that your purchase really matters to them, and the service is often superior to larger, national retailers. Let the World Wide Web know if your experience with a local shop or business has been positive by leaving a Google review or similar.
Together, we can make a big difference to the future of the town centre and its small businesses. From all at Newberry Tully, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year.
Stephen and Andrew
4) A form of thanks Many small businesses and shops get involved
with supporting community projects and events over the year. A purchase from them, no matter
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Newberry Tully Estate Agents 53 Church Street, Seaford (opposite Seaford Health Store) Tel: 01323 490001 www.newberrytully.co.uk 90
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