SHOPPING fanatics can soon take to the stores as non-essential retail shops prepare to reopen on Monday.
Westquay Shopping Centre will be reopening a number of their stores "as quickly as they can" but ask shoppers to bear with them.
It follows months of closures as the coronavirus pandemic led to a lockdown, meaning all non-essential stores had to temporarily shut up shop.
A spokesperson for Westquay said: "Please bear with us as we get set to welcome you back on Monday 15 June.
"First, we want to say a massive thanks to all our essential workers that have kept key stores open and running while we’ve been in lockdown, and to all the NHS workers that have truly gone the extra mile over the past few months.
"We need to work together to keep safe, and the way we all shop is going to feel different for a while. We’ll be introducing a range of measures to keep you safe. Our priority is yours and our colleagues’ health, and we’ll update you on everything we’re doing before we open.
"Not all stores will be able to reopen initially and we'll be publishing an up-to-date list of these stores on our website, so please do check back before you visit."
And it's not just stores as several restaurants are also planning to open their doors to customers again.
So to make life easier for our readers, we have comprised a list of categories so you can plan your visit.
Below is a list of the stores that are set to reopen on Monday June 15:
Food and Drink
Ben & Jerry's
Five Guys
Fuel Juice Bar
Krispy Kreme
Red Dog Saloon
Pret
Marks & Spencer (Food Hall)
Thaikhun
Clothing and Fashion
BOSS
Crew Clothing Co
Dune
Footlocker
H&M
Hollister
Jack Wills
Schuh
Skechers
Superdry
Tommy Hilfiger
Zara
Other
Claire's
Clintons
Essential
Flying Tiger Copenhagen
Goldsmiths
Laings
Lego
Lovisa
Lush
Metro Bank
Nespresso
O2
Pandora
The Fragrance Shop
The Perfume Shop
The White Company
Three
Vision Express
Vodafone
Waterstones
Some of these stores may be delayed in opening, according to Westquay.
To see the up-to-date list, visit www.west-quay.co.uk/news/list-of-stores-opening.
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