Store owners and shoppers have praised how supportive everyone is towards each other
Store owners and shoppers in Ruddington have described the independent local shops as the "central heart" of the village. They have praised how supportive everyone is towards each other.
Joy Chamberlain, 62, works at Pet Pantry on High Street. She highlighted how much the community is there for one another.She said: "It's very busy, the biggest customer base is dogs. The dogs loved to be pulled in by their owners, especially on a hot day when the door is open."In terms of needs, shops are pretty self-sufficient. A lot of the Ruddington residents are 'shop local' minded. A lot of the customers say it's amazing how much we have got in the square.
Zoe said: "It's a charity called the Saved to Serve Trust. We sell all sorts. Our money goes to help relieve poverty and meet need. We've got a broad range on how we can help people - we help confidential cases and help the bigger things. We do have a lot of people come and some just chat - it’s not about the money. We are just really happy to spend more time chatting.
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