How YOU Can Support Hatton Garden’s Independent Businesses During Coronavirus Closures

Stuck in the house but craving a tasty treat to brighten up your day? Why not reach out to your regular lunch spot and find out if they are doing deliveries?

Many restaurants, cafes and street food vendors - including Prufrock, Kin, Trents, and the Tongue and Brisket - have transformed themselves into delivery or take-away outlets to keep their customers fuelled and their staff employed. 

If your first choice venue isn’t delivering, don’t give up! Get on Zomato, Deliveroo or UberEats and see what new favourites are out there to discover. 
If you’ve been considering a jewellery purchase to mark a special occasion, there’s no need to put it off just because you can’t go into the store.
 
It’s perfectly easy to choose a piece, contact an expert, arrange an online consultation, and have your dream item delivered to your door - all without coming into contact with another person.

Browsing online is almost as much fun as browsing the shop windows of Hatton Garden, and the majority of the jewellers have a thriving online arm of their business already. 

Not sure where to start? Use the directory on the Hatton Garden website to access the websites of our world-famous designer-makers and jewellers. 
Lots of people might be feeling a little down-in-the-dumps right now, but what better way to cheer yourself (or a friend) up than giving yourself something to look forward to? 

Buy a voucher or gift-card online from your favourite Hatton Garden business, and you’ll be providing much-needed income to the owners. Then start planning what you’ll spend it on when the store, restaurant or cafe re-opens. 

A belated Mother’s Day lunch with Mum? A girl’s cocktail night? A new necklace to reward yourself for successful self-isolation? Or perhaps a wedding gift for a couple whose big day got postponed? 
  Long-time Leather Lane fruit and veg seller Michael Gasparro (who also runs local delivery service Fruit Desk) has just started a fantastic scheme to help the elderly and vulnerable during the COVID-19 outbreak. 

Every time a fruit and veg box is ordered from the company over the coming weeks, another box of fruit and veg will be delivered to a household in need. 

We can’t think of a better way to keep healthy, help someone else, and support a small business all at the same time! 

Visit fruitdesk.co.uk to place your order. 
AgeUK Camden - who run the fabulous Leather Lane Charity Boutique - work tirelessly all year round to support older people living in the borough.

On a normal week their activities range from craft meet-ups, to afternoon concerts and group therapy sessions, however the last few weeks have seen a dramatic upsurge in demand for their services. 

Currently their volunteers are being inundated with calls from house-bound elderly people in desperate need of reassurance and supplies, and thus the charity needs YOUR help more than ever.