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Edison's (they are a Social Enterprise) which is just to the right of the Cathedral (if you were looking at the Cathedral with your back to the tram stop) or the cafe within the Cathedral. Both do Gluten Free food/cake and snacks and both a nice setting

Longley 4G Community Centre have a Pilates class, every Tuesday 12-1pm

Hype Dance in town just off the Moor next to the Fire Station.

Something the avon lady that posts the book through my door does is she puts a very short timescale of when she is returning for it... this makes me look straight away and put in an order (of course if I want one) if it sits there 2/3 weeks I just don't look! The last book she dropped off she said she was returning in 5 days which gave me enough time to have a quick look through and to take into work for colleagues to look in. *Good Luck*

I would recommend either Weebly or Wix (in that order) I have supported sole traders to use both. Weebly is a nice 'drop and drag' platform with loads of templates, good tech support from them as well. I believe the starter account with Weebly enables you to display 10 products for e-commerce and you can also connect your domain name properly (I don't work for them honest) But to cut down costs have you thought of creating a portfolio website, general info, events you are at etc, then redirecting and having your shop on something like Etsy, Folksy, Not on the High Street... your audience (sorry I am assuming your audience goes here) is already gathered in those places and they often show the 'other customers also like this item' where you could potentially show up... This way you don't have to manage the extra e-commerce stuff as a pre made site like Etsy etc, does it all for you of course they do take a small percentage but I think it is Etsy where you can pay £20 per month to list as much as you want and you keep all profits. Alternatively a dedicated e-commerce builder I have used is Create.net that is around £110 per year. Lovely site, I believe easy to navigate round and now even easier to use (the when I first used it two years ago) with good tech support and guidance. Happy to help if you want any guidance or just another opinion *Good Luck*

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