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Anybody know anything about Gloucestershire? I think that's where we're heading back to. It was going to be back to where I left but something tells me to go for a completely new start in a nice area with new people.
I do love the Cotswolds so I'm excited to think we could be heading back to the UK as soon as March. I'm now on a mission to find out as much as possible about the area.
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Anybody know anything about Gloucestershire? I think that's where we're heading back to. It was going to be back to where I left but something tells me to go for a completely new start in a nice area with new people.
I do love the Cotswolds so I'm excited to think we could be heading back to the UK as soon as March. I'm now on a mission to find out as much as possible about the area.
Born and bred there so I'm a bit biased, but ask away and I'll try to help as best I can.
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Born and bred there so I'm a bit biased, but ask away and I'll try to help as best I can.
Great, thanks Sue. Nothing better than getting a local opinion. I have an exclusive fashion label so I want to open a shop premises. Where would you recommend or where should I avoid?
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Great, thanks Sue. Nothing better than getting a local opinion. I have an exclusive fashion label so I want to open a shop premises. Where would you recommend or where should I avoid?
Yep another one born and bred in Gloucestershire it largley depends what kind of market you are aiming at , young and funky , classic and original , or designer .
There are quite a few cotswold villages that would fit the brief for designer wear and the Promenade in Cheltenham is quite a good location with Montpellier being the area for the more discerning
PM me for areas to avoid All the best in your new venture by the way
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Just sent you a PM. I have a business designing and making fashion for petite to plus sizes in day, evening and holiday fashion wear. We also design and make soft furnishings and home accessories.
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Just sent you a PM. I have a business designing and making fashion for petite to plus sizes in day, evening and holiday fashion wear. We also design and make soft furnishings and home accessories.
Hi Cricket

Got your PM, When are you planning to return to the Uk ?
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My Mother in Law lives near Chipping Norton in the Costwolds. Have been to Cheltenham loads of times and it is a lovely place to be.

Your business would do well there.
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Got your PM, When are you planning to return to the Uk ?
Around March/April hopefully. As soon as we can sell the house and tie up all loose ends here.
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My Mother in Law lives near Chipping Norton in the Costwolds. Have been to Cheltenham loads of times and it is a lovely place to be.

Your business would do well there.
Thanks, I love the area and yes, it seems perfect for the kind of business I'm in. Wonder if I'll get anyone to sew to couture standard? It's been the near downfall of my business here in Australia.
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I concur, Cheltenham is a good place. I also like Cirencester too.
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I like Cirencester too. The Cotswolds were on a list of places to move back to but we ended up choosing Exeter, Devon instead. Both great areas though and hard to make a choice.

We leave Perth in 2 weeks for our move back to the UK and will be visiting my OH'S Mum soon after we arrive. So many lovely places around Chipping Norton where she lives to visit.
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We too were born and bred in Cheltenham. Lived for 2 years in Cirencester. Both places very nice. Your business should do well in either place. All parts of the Cotswolds are beautiful. We are currently near Bournemouth for winter months and chose down here because it's warmer than Glos.
Having said that either place is warmer than Ontario right now!
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[QUOTE=deborahjane;7090280]I like Cirencester too. The Cotswolds were on a list of places to move back to but we ended up choosing Exeter, Devon instead. Both great areas though and hard to make a choice.

We leave Perth in 2 weeks for our move back to the UK and will be visiting my OH'S Mum soon after we arrive. So many lovely places around Chipping Norton where she lives to visit.

Very best wishes on your return to the UK , I felt quite homesick when I read your post , that and the email ive just received with photos attached of my niece doing the christmas reading in their village church
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We too were born and bred in Cheltenham. Lived for 2 years in Cirencester. Both places very nice. Your business should do well in either place. All parts of the Cotswolds are beautiful. We are currently near Bournemouth for winter months and chose down here because it's warmer than Glos.
Having said that either place is warmer than Ontario right now!
Hijacking the thread a bit, but what are your feelings about Canada and England after being there for a bit, Pamela.

I wish we'd decided to winter in the UK as our try out! Normally the weather here is much the same as there, but I'm looking out at about a foot of snow!

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I concur, Cheltenham is a good place. I also like Cirencester too.
I always found Cheltenham to be 'fur coat no knickers' as my father used to say.
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