New Store opens in Parishes
24 June 2011 by Visit Scunthorpe Editors
Many thanks to the parishes shopping center for sending through their latest press release about the opening of a new store tomorrow.
The new store named "Oliver Lawrence" will open in the shop recently vacated by The Officer's Club, catering for ladies plus size fashion.
Owner Gail Morris said "There is not a lot of choice for larger ladies and we hope that Olivia Lawrence will help bridge a gap in the market offering fashionable clothing to women of all sizes. We feel that every women deserves to look and feel great"
Its great to see smaller, independent retailers making a go of the town center, and as the Parishes fills up we can only hope that the council will try to entice some of the larger retailers back to the town center, as opposed to the continued development of out of town areas.
Parishes center manager Tony Pickering said in a press release this afternoon "The Parishes welcomes a fantastic new store for the ladies. Steve and Gail have worked very hard to deliver a new line and attraction for the centre. The store will further extend our variety to our customers whilst complimenting the current retailers".
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