Coventry city centre organisations won't all re
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Thank you for subscribingSee ourprivacy noticeFollowing the government announcement that all non essential stores can re open, Work has been going on behind the scenes and around the clock to ensure the city shopping scene is ready for action.
Trish Willets, Manager and manager of Coventry BID, Said businesses have been getting yourself ready for the upcoming openings.
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She explained: "Myself and Coventry businesses owners have been working really hard to ensure stores have the correct measures and equipment in place before they open.
"The process of re opening will be gradual and I expect the city centre won be back not less than a month, potentially longer,
She added smaller firms would be gonna open first as they would find it easier to take steps to keep staff and customers safe with social distancing measures.
She identified: "scaled-down, Independent businesses have a propensity to open first, as they can put their own measures in place.
"There is a list of all open stores on our website,
Read MoreAnd Trish hoped Coventry would still prosper and is asked people to be patient.
She carried on: "All we are asking is that smokers be patient with us.
"enterprisers and their staff have never done this before, So may never get things right.
"go over like there is a problem, rather than taking videos and uploading it online, See if you can speak to the business owner or you are more than welcome to connection Coventry Bid.
"We need to remain positive now and help businesses rather than hinder them,
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