If you’re a resident or regular visitor to Limpsfield High Street, you may have already met Emma and Nicole – the newest arrivals in Wickham’s Courtyard on Limpsfield High Street with their business, The Potting Shed.
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Another little gem of a business that’s cropped up on Limpsfield High Street since lockdown is dermal filler specialist, Balman Aesthetics. Elle-Rae Balman from Reigate took over the salon space in October 2021, after the long-standing high street business Surrey Skin and Laser Clinic closed its doors. Since then, Elle has built up quite the business in our village.
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If you follow @LoveOxted or @LimpsfieldSurrey on social media, you’ll know that there is a special promotion going on at the moment – 11-25th March – called FiverFest.
Run by national organisation for the promotion of local independent business, Totally Locally, FiverFest aims to encourage everyone to spend a fiver in local businesses. All Oxted (RH8) independent businesses are eligible to take part and some of Limpsfield’s businesses are also on board.
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With high street banks closing their local branches at an alarming rate (NatWest is due to close in February 2023, which leaves Oxted and Limpsfield with HSBC and the Yorkshire Building Society), it’s no surprise that our post offices, including our local village ones, are feeling the pressure with many people now using them for their everyday banking services.
Limpsfield Memorial Stores and Post Office on Limpsfield High Street, has been run by the community for the benefit of the community since 1999 with minimum paid employees and a reliance on volunteers in both the shop and the Post Office.
They are currently looking for volunteer help in the stores, but particularly in the Post Office. So if you are looking for something interesting and can commit to a minimum of half a day a week, then they’d love to hear from you.
Continue readingIt was hot hot hot for last weekend’s Limpsfield Village Food, Drink and Artisan summer fair, hosted by The Limpsfield Cookery School in its courtyards, with other high street shops, open, including Bey Tree, Kate Tulett’s Art for All and Memorial Stores.
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The Limpsfield Cookery School will once again be opening their courtyards to welcome local businesses for a Summer Food, Drink and Artisan Fair on Sunday 10th July 2022.
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While Covid put paid to many businesses around the country, one phenomenon that is being witnessed throughout the regions is a cautious re-invigoration of our local high streets.
Oxted has seen, and is still seeing quite a turnaround of new businesses, and Limpsfield High Street has also witnessed a rally, with new businesses launching and existing ones coming into their own with some tweaks to their offer.
Established businesses and newbies are giving our little high street a new lease of life, and as well as those businesses you can see as you drive past, there are also some hidden gems behind closed doors that you may not even know about…
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Fausto Eppinger is one of Limpsfield’s newest residents, having moved into the heart of the village. The South American born head chef from “nowhere and everywhere” is a master of barbecue cooking over wood fire and a specialist in Middle Eastern cuisine.
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Today is judging day for Limpsfield in the annual Britain in Bloom competition, entered into by the dedicated Limpsfield in Bloom team for many years. Super talented local photographer Kate Bamber, has taken a little walk around the village to capture some of the beautiful floral displays – both wild and potted…
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