Salisbury Indies tote bags

Friday, 9 December 2022 00:00

Salisbury BID celebrates the city’s independent businesses this Christmas with a brand-new Salisbury tote bag.

The new bags will be free to shoppers who spend over £20 in participating independent businesses across the city centre.

There are only 16 shopping days left until Christmas, and once the tote bags are gone, they're gone! So, pop into your favourite Salisbury Independent as soon as possible for some festive shopping and to receive your new tote bag.

Where can I pick up a Salisbury shopping bag?

The stylish cotton tote shopping bags, which have been funded by Salisbury BID, will be found in the following businesses from Friday 9th December 2022.

Dinghams JAS Hair Group Yoga Stuff Pure Comfort OSOboutique Conker Boutique Fisherton Mill Clearway Pets Muse Hairdressing Vinyl Collectors and Sellers Casa Fina Greenfields Gunmakers Maul’s Wine and Cheese Bar The Hair Extension Cave H R Tribbeck & Son Wendy Stevens Salisbury Captive Worlds Arman’s Wine & Coffee House Hayball Cyclesport Salisbury Framemakers Memory Opticians The Therapy Centre Nicky Joyce Hair Artisan Wine & Spirit Co. Anokhi Shirley Snells Gallery 21 Hair @ 46 Sonder Coffee Premier Fish Stuff Emporium New Tadi Market Cool Merch The Hat Shop Allum & Sidaway

With over 200 independent businesses in the city, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping locally. Salisbury has a strong independent community with many unique businesses across the city centre.

Among our medieval streets, you’ll find award-winning indies with boutique fashion, specialist food, art galleries, gifts, jewellery, and so much more. It is their originality and expertise that make Salisbury the City of Independents, with an offer you won’t find anywhere else.

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