Traders Moving Onto Pastures New

Here at CORE Caldicot, other ethos revolves around building friendships, working relationships and support for all local and independent businesses by proving a ‘step up’ in the world of retailing on our high streets. This weeks news is a great reminder that the greatest relationships and opportunities can come when they are least expected.

For anyone who has been into CORE Caldicot, would have noticed two of our long term traders, Woody’s Attic and Camera Action Photography. Steve, the owner of Woody’s Attic joined us before Christmas in 2022 and has been with us since, someone we are proud to call a friend. Amy, who runs Camera Action Photography joined us in the Spring and has helped the team run event days, seasonal photoshoots and provide filming and photography of our annual events.

Both Steve and Amy are about to embark on a new chapter for their respective businesses by opening up a shop, together, in Monmouth. They have both seen their business flourish by holding pitches in CORE Caldicot and are taking the next step, something that we are really pleased for them both. Interesting Amy and Steve did not know each other before taking pitches in CORE Caldicot, showing that by all striving towards the same goal, friendships and working relationships are able to blossom. All of us at CORE Caldicot would like to wish Amy & Steve the very best of luck with the new store, located at 22 Church Street, Monmouth.

Whilst Caldicot Town Team are slightly disappointed that Steve & Amy didn’t choose to open in Caldicot town centre, we can certainly see the benefits for opening in Monmouth and importantly, its still another two independent businesses to add to the Monmouthshire economic data when looking at independents

Confident that both Amy and Steve would be very pleased to see you the next time you are up visiting Monmouth, especially with the large number of independent and local businesses operating all year round.