 Creations Hair and Beauty in Bilsthorpe, Notts, is just one of thousands of community centres, faith spaces and small businesses offering a warm haven this winter. Co-owners Debbie Brown and daughter Sarah Norcliffe have signed up to Warm Welcome – a UK-wide register of warm spaces offering help. The Sunday Mirror has joined with our sister paper The Daily Mirror to make Warm Welcome our winter appeal and will be raising awareness of its work and the help and support being offered via the platform. For Sarah and Debbie, getting involved needed no discussion. Despite facing spiralling costs themselves – they now close one day a week to keep bills down – they are sharing what){kind=link}
Creations Hair and Beauty in Nottinghamshire is just one of thousands of community centres, faith spaces and small businesses around the country offering a warm haven this winter
Curled up in a hairdresser’s chair with a hot brew and a biscuit, Zoe Cutts is finally starting to feel warm.
The 28-year-old has a joint condition that leaves her in agony â and which is made worse by the cold.
But, like so many people, she cannot afford to heat her home.
So when she heard that her local hairdresser was offering a warm space, she came down to have a look.