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50 British exporters exhibit in strength and achieve great inroads into export markets at Interzoo 2018
Pet Trade Xtra and GDPR
Natures Menu adds True Instinct Advisor Course to Portfolio
Barking Heads and Meowing Heads reveal major makeovers
Tetra launches Micro food range for small fish
Lintbells receives a visit from Fabulous Finn
Canine kit exchange to aid animal charities
All Pets at Home colleagues to become dementia friends by 2019
Poppy’s Picnic support Mental Health Awareness Week
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Pets at Home ditches plan to open new shop in Skegness despite recruiting and training staff
Pet Friendly Apartment complex to open in Southampton
Six Essential Reasons to Include your Pet in your Wedding
15 Years and looking forward
The best of the previous Pet Trade Xtra
Functional, sustainable and stylish: Product trends for pets at Interzoo 2018
International interest in UK pet products soars
Burglar given suspended sentence over £3,000 theft from pet shop
UK pet product suppliers to meet buyers from Germany, Poland and Baltic States
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Pets at Home ditches plan to open new shop in Skegness despite recruiting and training staff

 

Pets at Home has announced it will no longer open a store at a new retail park in Skegness, Lincolnshire, this month despite recruiting and training staff.

According to the Lincolnshire Live website, the pet retail chain announced yesterday (Wednesday) it had abandoned plans to open the new store.

People had applied, been offered jobs and had training before being told they were no longer needed at the store.

 

Several confused people took to Facebook to ask the pet chain what was happening.

A Pets at Home spokesperson responded to say: “Just to keep you in the loop, at a recent review of our store opening plans we decided, with regret, not to progress with our plan to open a store in Skegness.

“We keep our opening plans under regular review as store openings can take some time to come to fruition and both the retail environment and the property market can be volatile.

“We appreciate that this will be disappointing to customers who were looking forward to a new store and apologise for the change in our plans.

 

“All colleagues recruited to work in Skegness will continue their training with us before taking up alternative positions in one of our nearby stores.

“Again, my apologies for the change of plans and for the disappointment this will cause. Please let me know if there's anything else I can help you with.”

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