A discount retailer has confirmed it will the latest shop closing in a Northumberland town centre.
Home Bargains will be shutting its shop in Berwick town centre as it prepares to move to the new Loaning Meadows Retail Park, joining Greggs, Aldi, KFC and The Food Warehouse.
It is the latest national retailer to announce they are closing in the town centre, with Wilkies and M&Co also closing.
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A spokeswoman for Home Bargains said: "Following a long and successful period of time in our current store in Berwick, we have taken the exciting opportunity to move into a larger unit that is almost three times the size of the current store.
"The larger premises will allow us to showcase our full range of top brands at bottom prices including an extensive range of chilled, fresh and frozen products and a garden centre.
"Our current store will be closing on the evening of Friday, February 3 and the new store will open at 8am on Saturday, February 4.
"We look forward to welcoming our current customers as well as new customers in the area to our fantastic new store."
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