Explore St Marys Arcade
Where you can find us
St Mary's Arcade
13-17 High Street
Whitchurch
Shropshire
SY13 1AX
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St Mary’s Arcade opened in December 2022 and has a variety of independent local businesses.
Mozza Menswear of Whitchurch
Designer menswear shop on the High Street. New stock arriving frequently offering a wide variety of clothing.
Whitchurch Library
opened in the arcade February 2025 Whitchurch Library | Shropshire Council
Head 2 Toe Beauty Salon
We have a fantastic range of treatments and our trained therapists are always on hand to provide expert advice. We only stock the best branded products that we feel deliver the best results and benefits for you. Home Page – Head2toeWhitchurch
Ralph and Rupert
Ladies wear store offering a wide range of clothes and accessories at reasonable prices. We have another at the top of the High Street as well.
Ralph & Rupert Italian Ladies Collection (ralphandrupert.com)
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