Small
Business Day encourages all Victorians to explore their local community
shopping strips and spend in-store at local small businesses with a shop front.
Throughout
Wills, small businesses employ many local residents and make a significant
contribution to our local economic prosperity. Local residents shopping at
local small business helps strengthen our social and economic fabric.
We have a growing high quality food and food
processing and manufacturing base in Wills, along with the RMIT University
Campus in Brunswick that has a strong focus on fashion, and the Sydney Road
Wedding Retail Strip and other boutique high quality fashion producers
throughout our community. The rollout of the National Broadband Network in
Brunswick has seen a sharp increase in the number of high tech, IT and creative
small businesses. The Moreland Business Incubator has been supporting small
business for many years, and the growth in green jobs and industry is also
having positive effects on local job and business opportunities.
There
is no shortage of small business and shopping strips throughout Wills that
local residents can visit to help local economic growth, employment, products
and services. Whether it be the Jukes Road Shopping Precinct in Fawkner, Major
Road Shops Fawkner, Kent Road in Pascoe Vale, Cumberland-Gaffney Strip, Pascoe
Vale Road Glenroy, West Street Hadfield, Bell-Melville Road, Sydney Road, Lygon
Street, Reynolds Parade or North Fitzroy; our local community has an ample
variety of stores, services and products throughout our various neighbourhoods.
So
whether it is for residents weekly grocery shopping, health, education, clothing,
fashions, electronic needs, grooming, or social needs – I encourage you to shop
local on October 4 to help support local businesses and local
jobs.
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