Opticians invests £250,000 in new Diss premises
Dipple and Conway have invested £250,000 in their new premises on Market Hall in Diss. - Credit: Archant
A local opticians has invested £250,000 in its new premises in Diss, transforming an old butcher's shop into a 'stylish yet friendly' clinic.
Staff at the new Dipple & Conway opticians premises in Diss. - Credit: Archant
Dipple and Conway, which first opened in the town in 2012, moved on September 4 to the building on Market Place.
The business has a long history in the area. In 1916, George Dipple and Thomas Conway opened their first practice in Norwich.
Matthew Conway, great-grandson of Thomas Conway and a director of the business, said: 'We have invested more than £250,000 to completely transform our new building so it offers a stylish, yet friendly, environment for customers of all ages,'
The opticians had seen demand increase so much that customers were having to wait six to eight weeks for an appointment.
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'We now have more appointments available, additional clinical services, and more space for consultations,' Mr Conway said.
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