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It's all rosy at new M&S store



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Published Date: 13 May 2008
MARKS and Spencer is to hand out 200 free roses to celebrate the opening of its latest Edinburgh store.
The flowers will be given to the first 200 customers who visit the new outlet at Meadowbank Retail Park on the opening day.

The 12,000 sq ft store will create 35 new jobs for the area and will be opening at 10 am on Thursday, June 12.





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  • Last Updated: 13 May 2008 10:24 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Marks & Spencer
 
1

alex paterson,

At the moment in Sevilla 13/05/2008 13:09:37
Not just any old roses,M&S roses.
2

Andrew,

13/05/2008 16:12:34
Meadowbank - yet another 'retail park' (& stadium) with under-utilised rail access which could EASILY become part of a re-vitalised 'south-sub', or even (horror upon horror) trams to Meadowbank/Easter Road?
3

rover,

Edinburgh 13/05/2008 16:50:42
If they are as withered as the ones that my wife got delivered from M&S then they will be binmaterial.

 

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