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New pharmacy and renovated post office

A new pharmacy and renovated post office have opened in West St, Umina.

Peninsula Chamber of Commerce president Mr Matthew Wales said the chamber was delighted with the investment made by owner Mr Michael Cunico in the facilities.

"The new post office and adjoining Chemist Outlet have proved an instant success with the opening weeks registering bumper trade," Mr Wales said.

"The business experienced a huge opening day with live radio broadcasts, discounts and specials, and a free sausage sizzle which fed nearly 600 customers.

"This is one of eight Chemist Outlets across the Coast, with the Umina store now open until 7pm weeknights.

"This is good news for customers who now have wide choice and more options."

Mr Cunico said he had been delighted with the success of the new store.

"I've been in Umina for 14 years and seen many changes, particularly in the last three to four years," Mr Cunico said.

"The addition of the Woollies, Coles and Aldi along with Bunnings, BWS, McDonald's and the many great cafes and restaurants has had an enormous positive effect on Umina's traffic flow and business returns.

"As business has improved, we have catered for the increase in demand by increasing our opening hours and employing more locals.

"Chemist Outlet is now open until 7pm weeknights instead of 5.30pm, with our other pharmacy, Yousave Chemist, now open Saturday and Sunday until 3pm and open most public holidays.

"The post office is now open at 8.30am instead of 9am, with customer feedback vindicating our decision to make the big capital investment in the new store".

Mr Wales also said the new Chemist Outlet and Umina Post Office is further proof that local business people have confidence in the future of the Umina retail centre.

"The feedback from locals and business operators has been very positive and this is being reflected in strong trading results in Umina," Mr Wales said.

"The chamber will continue to work with the local business community and Gosford City Council to promote and encourage business growth on the Peninsula."

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