Superdrug moves employees to new Scotland store

By Becky Bargh | Published: 10-Nov-2017
Retail

Superdrug delighted to be opening in Lorebrune Shopping Centre, Dumfries, on 17 November

Employees working at a Superdrug store in Dumfires, Scotland will be packing up and moving to a new location from 17 November.

After 30 years on the high street, the A.S. Watson-owned retailer is moving to the Loreburn Shopping Centre in south west Scotland.

Dumfries Store Manager, Shirley Sproule, said: “We’re excited to be opening in the Loreburne shopping centre.

“We are looking forward to showing our fantastic new store to our loyal friends and new customers.”

The store will feature a new Brow & Lash Bar for beauty treatments on-the-go, while still offering its usual mix of make-up brands, toiletries and fragrances.




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