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"Shopping locally can be the most eco-friendly option, while helping to keep your own communities vibrant and alive."

We here at the Shoppers Guide developed our magazine 7 years ago to help connect local people with local businesses, thus sustaining the economy in our own neighbourhoods. We are urging residents across Chesterfield and Alfreton to Shop Local in a concerted campaign to support the local businesses, breathe new life into the local economy - and do their bit to combat global warming.

The Shoppers Guide Magazine has extended the enterprising initiative to include Clay Cross, Tupton, North Wingfield, Heath, Heath Village, Temple Normanton, Pilsley, Lower Pilsley, Hasland, Grassmoor, Wingerworth and recently Alfreton in the social, economic and environmental benefits that shopping locally can bring - including creating & retaining jobs.

We're keen to counter common misconceptions that local shopping is more expensive or offers less choice. On the contrary, shopping locally can be the most eco-friendly option, while helping to keep your own communities vibrant and alive.

The Shoppers Guide 'Shop Local First' campaign aims to raise awareness of the need to back local businesses, to preserve the unique character and economic viability of our villages for generations to come. Many people mistakenly believe that shopping locally costs more, but if factors - such as travel, time and costs in transporting larger items home  - are taken into account, the overall cost of buying locally is often much lower.

With warnings of global warming almost constantly in the headlines, shopping locally offers the ideal opportunity to reduce your carbon footprint. Local  businesses often stock a high percentage of locally sourced goods and products, reducing the need for long car and bus journeys, and are  convenient for all - especially elderly, vulnerable, disabled and young people

"We care and so should you…".

Other plus points of shopping locally include a more personal shopping experience. Utilising local businesses helps build  more direct and responsive relationships with YOU the customer, high standards of customer care and service, generous support for local charities and community events, and help in maintaining private, voluntary and public sector services.

In villages like Clay Cross and  Hasland, shops aren't just places to buy things, they encourage community spirit and a feeling of belonging, where residents meet to find out what's new.

We hope as many people as  possible will give their full backing to our 'Shop Local First' campaign, by supporting our many and varied retail traders as much and as often as they can.

10 Great Reasons to Shop Locally

1. Local shops sell a wide range of great products at affordable prices.

Many people get out of the habit of shopping locally & are then surprised by the range of products and gifts available.

2. Shopping local saves you money

Out of town shops have done a good job of convincing us all that sole traders = expensive, but the evidence just isn't there to back this up. If you add in travel, parking costs, fees to transport larger items home and your time, the overall cost is often much higher.

3. Shopping locally retains our communities

People don't like losing shops and services in small towns and villages but don't equate this to how they spend their money. Shops will only survive if customers spend locally – so if you want a vibrant village centre, where people can socialise as well as shop, shop locally.

4. Shopping local retains our distinctiveness – no clone towns   allowed!

Many town centres in Britain look the same with franchises and multinationals. Independent shops create distinctive shopping experiences and stock different products. Independent shops keep traditional local products alive. They respond more quickly to the needs of local customers, stocking products to meet the changing population needs. They can also be more innovative organic products were first developed by independent traders.

5. Shopping local saves the environment

We are all aware of CO2 emissions and our environmental impact. Local shops, which often stock a high percentage of local sourced goods, products and do not require long car & bus journeys to get to, help reduce our global footprint.

6. Shopping local creates jobs

Shops in our town centres and villages create local employment and self employment. These people in turn spend in the local economy Over half a million people are employed in retail in our rural towns and villages. Evidence shows that for every £10 spent in an independent shop £25 is generated for the local economy   compared to £14 spent in multinationals.

7. Local independent shops invest more in our communities

Sole traders and independent stores are proportionally more generous in their support for local charities, carnivals, schools and community events. So supporting local shops means a financial return for our community.

8. Local shops are for everyone

Most people can get to their local shops easily and this is especially important for elderly, vulnerable and young people and those without transport. Keeping your shops open by buying locally helps the whole community.

9. Local shops value you more

Evidence from numerous surveys shows people receive better customer care and service in local shops. Traders survive by their reputation and repeat business - so shopping local means that you get a higher standard of service.

10. Shopping local saves services

Private, voluntary and public sector services cluster around shops. The loss of the High Street often corresponds to a reduction in these services. As shops disappear, so do hairdressers, vets, dentists etc

 

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How Can YOU Help?

3 simple steps that will make a HUGE difference:

If you want to help, it's really simple and easy to get involved:

1. Use the shops and services in your local community.

2.Begin by building relationships and friendships with local businesses and services.

3. Pass on the message to your friends and family and ask them to support local businesses and services in their local community.

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A lot of people still don't realise that the Shoppers Guide is not just a Magazine.

We have developed this website specifically to connect local businesses with local people in your area.The website is completely free to use for both consumers and businesses and is here to connect residents with local businesses.

Local residents:

If you're looking for a Plumber or for a newer computer, a Joiner or a Driving Instructor why not check us out!

The service is easy to navigate, completely FREE of charge and helps keep local         businesses in the frame. What's more by shopping locally and using local tradesmen and women you're keeping the villages alive and thriving. This simple element stops the big supermarket cats in town taking the livelihoods of local businesses! What's more, we all know that local produce and local businesses offer that extra special attention to detail that  we all love and treasure! By utilising the local       businesses in your area you are in deed     helping sustain the economy in your neighbourhood.

Local Businesses:

List your business today on the Shoppers Guide website. The service is completely FREE with NO COSTS whatsoever for your listing. We believe that connecting your business with local people helps sustain the longevity and reputation of your business. The big cat Supermarkets in Chesterfield may have a design for the future but we all know that local people love local businesses.

So keep the villages of chesterfield alive with local trades and advertise on this website.

We care and so should you!

How Can YOU Help?

3 simple steps that will make a HUGE difference:

If you want to help, it's really simple and easy to get involved:

1. Use the shops and services in your local community.

2.Begin by building relationships and friendships with local businesses and services.

3. Pass on the message to your friends and family and ask them to support local businesses and services in their local community.

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