A popular North Staffordshire shopping village is preparing to welcome two new tenants after lockdown.
The latest arrivals at The Trentham Estate, in Stoke-on-Trent, come in the form of cycling and running equipment retailer Peak: Run & Ride and beauty retailer The Beauty Outlet which are both due to open in the coming months.
Peak: Run & Ride will sell bikes, e-bikes, sportswear and accessories for cycling and running enthusiasts and will boast products from brands including Orange Bikes; Yeti Bikes; Kona Bikes; Asics Trainers; Brooks Running; On Running; Le Col and more.
It is the first time the business - which specialises in outdoor adventure packages for families and schools - has tapped into retail.
Peak managing director Paul Ball said: "We've never tapped into retail before, but Trentham feels like the perfect fit for us now and will work very well with all other aspects of our existing business."
While The Beauty Outlet is one of the fastest-growing beauty retailers in the UK, specialising in affordable cosmetics and other products such as skincare, fragrance and bath and body for customers of all ages.
At the same time, Mediterranean-themed tapas restaurant Totally Delicious will reopen at the shopping village as the Crepe and Waffle House on August 8.
Bosses at the Trentham Estate say they hope that the new shops will be the first of several new faces at the shopping village in the coming months.
