‘It has been a pleasure’ – Family-run store to close after 33 years
Wells of Southwold is set to close down after 33 years. Photo: Google. - Credit: Archant
A coastal town is set to lose one of its most unique stores after more than three decades of trading.
Southwold is losing on of its oldest businesses. Photo: Archant. - Credit: Eastern Daily Press � 2009
Wells of Southwold, in Queen Street, has revealed plans to bow out after 33 years in the town.
The independent book and gift store has built a strong reputation for its bespoke offerings and selection of hard-to-find gifts.
Wells of Southwold has revealed it will be closing down. Photo: Archant.
MORE: More than 600 Thomas Cook staff given free holiday by Suffolk firmAnd in a heartfelt statement released on Instagram, the Wells family - who own and run the store - announced its closure and thanked their loyal customer base.
It read: "After 33 years of trading in this wonderful town we, as a family have decided that it is time for us to bid all of our customers old and new a fond farewell.
"We have all loved being a part of this community and would like to thank everyone for their custom, support, kindness and friendship over the years.
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"It has been a pleasure to see you, your children and your grandchildren grow. We are now planning to have a well earned rest.
"Thank you again. Maxine, Richard, Nicola and Archie Wells."
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