Covid-19 update
IMPORTANT NOTICE Dear Clayart friends Due to the Clovid-19 virus, today has seen new instruction from the government to close all but vital front line businesses from 12am tonight.
We place great value on the health and safety of both you our loyal customers and our hard working staff members. Please be advised that all existing bookings will now regrettably be cancelled until such a time that we are instructed by the government that it is safe to reopen our doors.
We do understand that there are orders due to be collected in time for this Mothering Sunday...with that in mind we have made the decision to allow pick ups ONLY between 10am-5pm tomorrow 21st.
The doors to clayart will be closed but for those of you that wish to we will receive you individually at the door to complete our transaction. Should there be a queue then please do ensure that you follow guidelines and stand no nearer than 3 meters apart as you wait the short period to be served.
Any finished products that are not collected will of course be stored carefully or posted on as previously arranged by you at your session.
Please accept our heart felt regret and we know you will understand that this decision falls in line with up to date procedure in the fight to contain Covid-19 and to protect you, our clayart family.
Allow us to wish you all the best, to remain safe and sensible until once we are again permitted to open our doors and welcome you back.
Please continue to follow both our website and social media pages in order to keep up to date with our latest news.
Warm wishes Natasha




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