A new barbershop is opening on Friday, in the same town where the owner's father used to run a pharmacy.
Barbers No6 officially opens its doors on Friday, March 3 in Bridgnorth High Street.
Owner Chris Beardsley said “We are very excited to officially open Barbers No6 and look forward to welcoming in the local community.“I am particularly proud of returning a family business to Bridgnorth where my father owned the local pharmacy for over 35 years," he added. The new shop will be celebrating its opening with six weeks of Instagram giveaways and is also inviting customers to call in to the shop on Friday and Saturday to pick up a limited number of vouchers for a 15 per cent discount off their next booking.
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