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New Store Roars Into Sunderland
A Danish variety store is hoping to get its claws into the Christmas rush by opening its doors in Sunderland next week.
Tiger, which specialises in practical, fun and decorative goods including homeware, kitchenware, stationery and toys, will launch at the Bridges shopping centre at midday on Monday (November 30).
It follows the opening of the chain’s first North East branch in Newcastle earlier this month.
Mike Davis, who owns the Tiger franchise for the North East, said: “I joined Tiger as a franchisee in 2014, with plans to open between 20 and 30 shops across Scotland and Northern England.
“Launching in Sunderland is a key step towards achieving this target and I am confident the city is going to be a great market for us. Not only is there a real gap for Tiger’s type of products but the high footfall in the Bridges will hopefully be of great value too.”
Tiger, which originated in Copenhagen, is the latest big name brand to arrive at the Bridges in recent months, with others including fashion retailer Pep and Co.
Andy Bradley, Centre Director for the Bridges, said: “This is a hugely exciting time for the Bridges and we are really excited to have Tiger on board. With more new stores also arriving, we hope to offer visitors even more choice when it comes to this year’s Christmas shopping.”
For more information about Tiger visit www.tigerstores.co.uk
Further details about the Bridges, including full opening times, can be found at www.thebridges-shopping.com.
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