Game to close stores in UK in blow to high street – full list of towns | UK | News
Very popular High Street Store, Game, will close five branches this summer. Retail giant, closed the doors closed before the stores began to sell closing. The game will start to close the five shops within August and September in just a few days.
High Street Staple, which has 240 branches throughout the UK, will close its branch in Basingstoke next week on August 10th. The store in Southend will also take its hood permanently this month. The Chatham branch will be closed in September and then the shop at the Gateshead Metrocentire Shopping Center on September 7.
The last closure planned will be the branch at the Galleries Shopping Center in Bristol on 25 September.
Bristol and Gateshead stores, to get rid of the remaining stocks in the store has already initiated a large -scale closing sale. There are discounts up to 20 %.
The new closing wave follows the closure of a series of branches in the first six months of this year. In June, the shoppers in Manchester said goodbye to the store at the Trafford Shopping Center, while the locals in Bridgewater saw that the game stores were closed on April 6.
Last month, another game branch was reportedly closed at Victoria Center in Nottingham on 17 July.
While closing most of the retailer stores, Game made many concessions. For example, a game privilege remains open at the Sports Direct branch in the Shopping Center in Gateshead.
After the purchase of 52 million pounds of agreement by Frasers Group by Frasers Group, the company announced that it plans to quickly close 40 stores in January 2020.
When purchased, the retailer had 300 stores – this number is around 240 in the UK. This is one of many street retailers to close the doors of physical stores and many other businesses are online.
