MONEY-SAVING store Poundstretcher will be opening a new branch in Poole this weekend.
The new shop will officially open for trading at 10am on Saturday, December 4, 2021.
Celebrating their grand opening, the store will be ‘going all-out’ until the afternoon with an entertainer and activities for the whole family.
There will also be music and games as well as a prize giveaway.
Taking the place of the former Woolworths at 123-125 High Street, the new Poundstretchers will also be donating £200 worth of vouchers to Poole Food bank.
Poundstretcher’s entertainer, Ian Gee, said: “We'll be having a fantastic family fun filled day, so come on down for your chance to be the star of the show and take away some great prizes!”
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The property and legal director for Poundstretcher, Gerry Loughran, said: “We are pleased to be opening a brand new store to the people of Poole with lots of fantastic branded products, all at bargain prices, and look forward to opening another 50 stores over the coming months, creating over 1,000 jobs.
“New members of staff (both part and full time) from the local area are being recruited to become part of the Poundstretcher team. This new store has also been modelled to enhance the shopping experience for all Poundstretcher customers. It also makes it even easier to find all the bargains and savings they offer every day on branded household and food products, so customers will be able to shop comfortably.
“The team is working hard to deliver an outstanding shopping experience, great service, and an enjoyable shopping environment for all our new customers. We are expecting massive queues for our opening day, so come early to catch the bargains!”
The shop will offer a range of homewares, Christmas decorations, confectionery and a myriad of other essential household items.
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