Poundland has confirmed the opening date of a new store in south east London.
The budget retailer announced that its branch in Lordship Lane, East Dulwich will open on March 18, which will create 12 new jobs.
The store will offer a range of items including groceries, snacks, household products, health and beauty products.
Customers will also find fresh fruit and vegetables, chilled and frozen food, bread and morning goods, and alcohol.
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Another 50 stores will also be opening across the UK, which will create up to 800 new jobs.
It is hoped 26 of the new stores will open between April and June, with 13 more opening from July to September.
Poundland director of retail, Darren Kay, said: “While our impending arrival on Lordship Lane has caused a bit of a hoo-ha, we can’t wait to open our doors and show Lordship Lane what we’re offering.
“What’s more we think our promise to deliver amazing value is as important to the residents of East Dulwich as it is to customers in East Kilbride and East Grinstead.
“We look forward to helping all Southwark residents save money on the grocery items they need.”
Poundland also opened 18 stores between October to December last year.
Here is the full list of new openings confirmed by Poundland so far:
The Spires Shopping Centre, Barnet, north London (new store)
Friars Walk Shopping Centre, Newport (relocation)
Glamorgan Vale Retail Park, Llantrisant (relocation)
High Walk, Wellington Centre, Aldershot (new store)
Timberley Lane, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham (new store)
Crown Street Retail Park, Glasgow (new store)
Lordship Lane, East Dulwich (new Poundland Local)
Parkgate Shopping Park Rotherham (relocation)
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