Hospice shop re-opens in Cambuslang after three-year absence

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A much-loved part of the Cambuslang community returned to the local high street after an absence of almost three years. The Hospice Shop at 32 Main Street closed during the pandemic due to flooding which caused extensive damage.Following a period of refurbishment, the shop opened its doors to loyal customers and friends on Saturday, August 5, at 9am.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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Our local community really relied on our shop to offer low-cost, good-quality items on their local high street.“Also, as one of the bigger shops, we also offered a range of furniture which I’m happy to confirm we have back on sale.“The shop is fully stocked with an incredible range of clothing, accessories and other items that other shops just don’t stock.

We’ll have volunteers back in the shop and we are all just so excited to welcome everyone back.”The Cambuslang Hospice Shop is one of 17 retail shops open throughout the Greater Glasgow area.