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Woolworths will be a considerable loss to the High Street



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Published Date: 28 November 2008
THAT'S the view of today's correspondent.
The possible closure of Woolworths to the High Street will be a considerable loss to those many shoppers who have grown up and 'cut their buying teeth' in Woollies.

More than any other retail outlet it is the 'Store of The People ' Shoppers who would think twice about going into the more expensive or upmarket establishments feel at home in Woolworths; which often operates in the same prime locations. It shouldn't be forgotten however that they suit all pockets. Quite often in Friars Square I have seen Woolworths buzzing, when many other larger outlets were quiet.Our great cross section of society, push chairs and all can be found there.

Some of the staff have been with the company over 30 years. They, both young and old, are friendly, and professional in their goal of customer satisfaction. They must be very worried about what the future holds for them.

Whatever the failure of many institutions in Woolworth's difficulties; i.e. top management, the banking crisis, the inability of politicians to forcast the debt bubble; they at least can hold their heads high, having done a good job We must give them support.

Bob Hammond

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  • Last Updated: 28 November 2008 11:43 AM
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JR,

11/12/2008 18:01:10
Remember our woollies of 20-odd years ago? Now that was somethng to be proud of, you could spend most of the day shopping in there, you could almost get lost amongst the acres of goods for sale. It used to be a proper department store
The present location is a mere market barrow by comparison, paying lip service to the meaning of department store.
The odd times I have been in there, I have not bought anything as I have found their prices to be slightly higher than other outlets.
Woollies has had its time, it is old and tired & is simply making way for more competative stores - Wilko, QD, Aldi & Lidl
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