Posted: Mon 14th Mar 2016

Last minute preparations as Primark gets set to open new Broughton store

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Monday, Mar 14th, 2016

Activity around the new Broughton Retail Park Primark store was reaching fever pitch this morning as builders, contractors, cleaners and men in suits buzzed around getting the massive new store ready for Tuesday’s opening.

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The doors will fling open at 10am to the 38,600 sq ft clothes shop which is situated in the former BHS site on the retail park.

The opening will be Primark’s 300th globally creating 197 new jobs and as you would expect is bang up to date in terms of design and layout.

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The addition of the new Primark store takes Broughton Retail Park to another level when its comes to a retail shopping experience and will be joined on March 24 by OUTFIT which will include Topshop, Miss Selfridge, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Evans.

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