10 businesses owned by Doncaster women set up during lockdown that you can support now
Despite a global pandemic these Doncaster ladies have defied the odds and set up their own businesses during the lockdown showing that it is possible to follow your dreams even in the hardest of times.
By Laura Andrew
Published 8th Sep 2020, 16:45 BST
The pandemic has been hard for many businesses across Doncaster with new guidelines in place and retail shops being unable to open for months.
However, there has been a swarm of people starting up new businesses start-up since March and we want to celebrate their creation.
Click through this list to see the new businesses in Doncaster that you can support in their first few months of existence.
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Kirsty Mackell has set a new floristry business The Little Green Flower Pot inside the Doncaster Woolmarket with an emphasis on environmental products. Photo: Kirsty Mackell
Chloe Warren set up a small business in June of this year. Where she creates small felt animals and donates £1 of every sale to a wildlife charity. Photo: Chloe Warren
Roxana Woolley set up her new business Yolo Food during the lockdown as she noticed unhealthy food habits starting to appear. She is passionate about a healthy lifestyle and cooking. You can find out more on her Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/Yolofoodboxdoncaster/ Photo: Roxana Woolley
Jessica Rooney from Bawtry works in a doctor's surgery but decided to launch The Copper Otter Chocolate Co during lockdown. She has always loved chocolate but finally had the time to set up her own business this year. You can find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/TheCopperOtterChocolateCo/?ref=page_internal Photo: Jessica Rooney