💙 Scotland Loves Local Week – 28 August to 3 September 💙
Today: Lisa’s Barber Shop #forresloveslocal
Last but not least in or series is Lisa’s Barber Shop, at 162 High Street, which, this year, is celebrating 12 years in business.
Lisa works with her son Mark, who is currently manning the salon while she recovers from a damaged tendon. Lisa said: “We couldn’t have got this far if it wasn’t for the support, loyalty and the love of all of our customers that continue to support us during such difficult times.”
This popular barber’s shop is open 9:30am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 8:30am to 3pm on Saturday.
Appointments only. Book at https://lisasbarbershop.nearcut.com/?fbclid=IwAR04MPRKgR7Hqv0MfZTAzSdIeaWaU_2qBCWuF2qzdu_Wf3qEsaD-yFv3Gkk
#MorayLovesLocal #ScotlandLovesLocal
All week we are featuring town centre businesses to highlight Scotland Loves Local Week, which is championing the fabulous shops and business we have on our doorstep.
Local business owners: if you’d like to be featured in an upcoming #ForresLovesLocal feature, please get in touch.
Forres business news
Army surplus store moves into bigger premises on Forres High Street
Buffalo farm moving into retail and tourism with farm shop and straw bale cabins
Local farmers get involved with initiative to promote farms as a destination
Beer is brewed in Forres again as Speyside Brewery re-opens with refreshed recipes
Old tackle shop could be turned into child-friendly cafe
Local classic car lover will take his ‘family’ of six old motors to Forres Theme Day on Sunday
Mr Moto says Forres has waited too long for a place that bikers can call their own
Converted horsebox is new food and drink stop at Findhorn Bridge
Musician Ewen brings lockdown-inspired book to life to tell history of Fantastic Forres
