Published: Monday 15th December 2008
Brandon Councillor Bill Bishop has officially opened the doors to a new 9,000 sq ft department store in the town as national value retailer The Original Factory Shop, unveils its new store just in time for Christmas. |
![]() Cllr Bill Bishop and Richard Adams-Murgatroyd of The Original Factory Shop welcome the first customers at the new Brandon store |
| “The Brandon store has already had a fantastic response from the local community and we’re delighted to be opening in the town. I’m sure, especially as we approach Christmas, that people will appreciate and benefit from the great range of value products that we can offer right on their doorstep.” Brandon is The Original Factory Shop’s 102nd store and adds to the firms existing twelve stores across East Anglia which include; Bungay, Bury St. Edmunds, East Dereham, Fakenham, Harleston, Holbeach, March, Market Deeping, Mildenhall, Stalham, Snettisham and Wrentham. Reaching the needs of the local community is an ethos of which The Original Factory Shop is particularly proud and which has played a key role in the business’ ongoing success. Property and Acquisitions Manager at The Original Factory Shop, Mike Harrison added: “Our aim is simple, we want to reach and serve local communities and there are many towns nationwide like Brandon that lend themselves perfectly to our retail model. “In the current climate people are without doubt tightening the purse strings and, more than ever, are looking to shop locally and seek out the good quality, value products, which The Original Factory shop is recognised and well loved for. We’d like to thank Cllr Bishop for his support with the Brandon store opening.” |
![]() Scott Meadows-Wright and Richard Adams-Murgatroyd (right) of The Original Factory Shop, present £100 of vouchers to Joan Rosenthal (left) and Lian Sanders of the Brandon Daycare Centre. |