A popular Poundland store in Glasgow's west end has announced it will be re-opening its Partick branch over a year after it shut.
The discount retails giant's Dumbarton Road store was forced to close when their lease expired last January.
Now, more than 12 months later, they have renegotiated their return to the much-loved store which will be welcoming customers back in soon.
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Branding it as Poundland Local, the store will have a range of items tailored to suit the needs of customers in the vicinity.
A Poundland spokesman said: "We were very sad to leave our Dumbarton Road home when the lease expired. We are delighted that after just over a year we’ve managed to renegotiate our return.
"Shoppers will get the very best of our amazing value in a brand new store which will follow our ‘local’ format and will have a range of items tailored to suit the needs of customers, whether they live or work locally."
An opening date is yet to be released but it's looking likely to be towards the end of March or beginning of April - we'll bring you more on the opening date as and when we have it.
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