Owners Hollie Elliston and Nicky Frosdick are looking forward to welcoming customers back.
Nicky Frosdick in store ahead of the re-opening of Chari Boutique on the High Street in Lowestoft.
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Mrs Frosdick said: It s so exciting. We are now based at a bigger site, with so much more footfall up here. Hopefully it is going to be a busy time. Everyone has been so friendly, it is so much like a little community up here.
In Ditchingham, Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney shop, which supports the homeless, is reopening after closing on March 16 last year.
Based at the All Hallows Convent, Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney is also home to 32 formerly homeless people, so the charity decided to keep the site closed to the public until the autumn to keep the residents safe.
And Mr Buckles said that lockdown had also meant it was the perfect time to launch a business - anticipating a heavy demand for people yearning to undo the damage of those DIY dos.
Brand new barbers B1 Barbershop in Horsford where owners Richard Lansdell and Jack Buckles are preparing to open. Picture: Danielle Booden
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He added: In some way, lockdown has done us a favour. It gave us the time to get everything set up for the shop, but there will also be such a demand when we open - it s an idea time to launch.