As well as covering the independent businesses which opened their doors in Macclesfield in 2023, Macclesfield Nub News would also like to shine a light on the indie businesses that have moved across town over the past year.

It is easy to have missed the moving of one of your favourite businesses, but we are pleased to inform you that they are still open!

Here are five small businesses which relocated to better premises in 2023.

The CBD Specialist

Formerly on Chestergate, The CBD Specialist joined Macclesfield's Castle Quarter, which is comprised of solely independent businesses.

The CBD Specialist moved from 47 Chestergate to the long-vacant unit on 19 Back Wallgate.

Their new premises, down the iconic cobbles of Back Wallgate, next to Rolph and Co, has a new second room and a cosier vibe.

The business sells CBD products in any form imaginable, vapes, and cold drinks.

Find more about the family-owned business by clicking HERE.

The Wardrobe

The most recent move on the list, independent female clothes shop The Wardrobe has moved just around the corner.

The shop, which used to be on Mill Street, has now moved to 6 Queen Victoria Street.

The new location benefits from being closer to Macclesfield Railway Station and Macclesfield Bus Station. The latter being just across the road.

The sibling-owned business prefer the new premises for a more "boutique vibe".

Find more about the move by clicking HERE.

Cheshire Time and Brosters

Watch repair shop Brosters moved from the town centre to east Macclesfield this summer.

The independent clock experts wound up at a new location on Brook Street.

They were previously located on Sunderland Street.

Brosters and Cheshire Time is now located at The Old Stables, Brook St, Macclesfield SK11 7AA.

NV Beauty

It was a move to bigger premises for NV Beauty. They moved from Church Street to the old Revolution Barbers site on 15 Queen Victoria Street.

They offer facials, massages, and other beauty treatments.

Find more about NV Beauty's new place by clicking HERE.

Bspoke Cycles

Previously located in his own home's garage in Macclesfield, Chris Bateson moved to Clarence Road in Bollington in September.

Bspoke Cycles do bike repair, as well as creating customised bicycles.

He never really visited Bollington until he moved here a few months ago, but has fallen in love with the plac.e

Visit his unit and find out more by clicking HERE.

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