About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Bishops hairdresser, customers started noticing something peculiar one morning. A regular asked aloud, ‘Who keeps leaving those mysterious notes on our mirrors?’ Soon enough, everyone in the shop was reading these anonymous messages: 'Your fringe needs a trim,' or 'Try parting your hair differently today.' Turned out, it was just a delivery driver with too much time on his hands and a knack for wordplay. The regulars laughed it off, and soon enough, Bishops became known as the salon where your mirror might surprise you—with a complimentary hairstyle suggestion!
2. While getting her usual trim at Bishops, Maria noticed something odd in the mirror. ‘Excuse me,’ she said to the stylist, ‘but why does it look like my reflection is wearing someone else’s hat?’ The stylist laughed and replied, ‘Oh no, that’s not a hat—it’s just your neighbour’s head reflected behind you!’ They both had a good laugh over it, and Maria left with a new perspective on her weekly visit to Bishops.
3. At Bishops hairdresser, during a quiet afternoon, a small dog walked right into the salon and calmly sat down next to an open magazine rack. The stylist looked up from her scissors, blinked a few times, then burst out laughing. ‘Who brings their dog here?’ she asked a nearby customer. A delivery driver shrugged, smiling sheepishly, saying it was his neighbour’s pooch who always sneaked in when he came for a trim. The little dog yawned, stretched, and walked over to greet everyone with wagging tail before heading back to his spot by the magazine rack.
4. In the early hours of a Sunday morning, when most salons were closed, an unusual visitor appeared at Bishops Hairdresser. The door creaked open softly, and a sleepy voice called out: ‘Anybody here?’ A sleepy hairdresser peered through the half-open door. 'Just me,' replied the visitor, yawning widely. 'I thought you were closing early today.' With a smile, she offered him a chair and a cup of coffee, saying, 'Rules are made to be broken, especially on Sundays!'