Fun day and cutting of the ribbon by Mayor of Ely celebrates opening of new Nisa
Mayor of Ely, Elisabeth Every cuts the ribbon on a new Nisa convenience store - Credit: Archant
The Mayor of Ely commemorated the opening of a new convenience store over the weekend.
Councillor Elisabeth Every cut the ribbon of the St Mary’s Street Nisa in Ely.
The event which attracted crowds of local people also included a number of activities for adults and children, including: face-painting, a bouncy castle, characters from Frozen, a BBQ and live music.
The children at the event were also given free goody bags while a tombola stall raised money for charity.
Store owner Barry Patel, said: “It was a really good day.
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“The Mayor gave a speech about how the shop will be good for the community and said the opening is a great opportunity for the town.
“Lots of people came in and the kids really loved it.”
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