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Pets at Home closes superstore

 

The Pets at Home store in Holyhead, which was opened four years ago with the creation of 14 jobs, has closed its doors for the final time.

 

Staff at the store on Penrhos Retail Park posted the following statement on Facebook: “We would like to thank each and everyone for all your kind words and messages. This is our farewell. Many thanks from us all at Pets at Home Holyhead.”

 

A Pets at Home spokeswoman said: "We always review the performance and prospects of our stores when leases come up for renewal. It is always a difficult decision to close a store but sometimes it is the right thing to do.”

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