Birmingham Post

Shopping parade fully let

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A ROW of shops in Edgbaston fully let after owner Calthorpe agreed a trio of new tenancies.

Laghi’s Italian Deli, retailer June Peony Bridal Couture and beauty salon Classy and Fabulous have all agreed to take space on the Islington Row parade, nera Five Ways island.

The deli sells fresh produce sourced directly from Italy and includes a restaurant and takeaway service with wine tasting evenings also planned.

June Peony Bridal Couture is owned by Mandy Lee, who also runs a boutique in Hall Green, while Classy and Fabulous is offering treatments such as facials and hand and body massages.

The new deals follow a refurbishm­ent is now Estates programme of the shops carried out by Calthorpe Estates.

Martin Herbert, director for letting agency Space which acted on the deals, added: “The momentum for attracting high-quality retailers is gathering pace as Edgbaston Village opens more leisure and retail, benefits from improved car parking and becomes a recognised destinatio­n.

“Retail is changing dramatical­ly and shoppers are using more local outlets and enjoying being part of a thriving community.

“It is a bit of a throw-back to the old, traditiona­l shopping where the ambience and customer experience is attracting more shoppers.”

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From left: Emma Davenport, sales and marketing co-ordinator, Calthorpe Estates; Luca Laghi, owner of Laghi’s Italian Deli; Mandy Lee, owner of June Peony Bridal Couture; Linh Nun, owner of Classy &
> From left: Emma Davenport, sales and marketing co-ordinator, Calthorpe Estates; Luca Laghi, owner of Laghi’s Italian Deli; Mandy Lee, owner of June Peony Bridal Couture; Linh Nun, owner of Classy &

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