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B&M to open new King’s Lynn store

PUBLISHED: 09:56 21 October 2016

David Bale

B&M to open second King's Lynn store: Pictures B&M

B&M to open second King's Lynn store: Pictures B&M

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A discount retailer plans to open a second store in King’s Lynn.

B&M Retail is opening the store on Pierpoint Retail Park on Friday, November 25, creating more than 60 jobs for local people.

It follows the success of the B&M Bargains store at the town’s Vancouver Quarter shopping centre.

B&M sells a wide variety of branded products including toys, food and drink, pet products, health & beauty and electrical.

A B&M spokesman said: “We’re feeling really positive about the creation of new jobs for local people and we hope customers are going to be delighted with their new store.”

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