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Primark has revealed its plans to trial a click-and-collect service.The new move will see more than two dozen stores in the northwest of England offer 2000 children's products in the trial click-and-collect services. According to The Sun, 25 of Primark's shops will allow customers to pick up their online orders enabling them to have a larger variety to choose from.

Primark is set to extend its opening hours across almost every store next week as stores re-open on April 12. The retail giant will open its doors for an extra two hours per day on average, typically one hour earlier and later, so shoppers can get their hands on the latest summer collection.

Primark is welcoming shoppers back next week – and it has extended opening hours.Stores will operate for an extra two hours a day on average, which is great news for those who have missed the bargain store.Primark is expecting high demand so customers are urged to queue nicely with the same “support and spirit” they showed last year.By opening for longer, the retailer hopes to spread demand to aid social distancing.Primark chief executive Paul Marchant said: "Safety remains at the front of our minds."We have extended opening hours across almost all of our stores to help meet demand safely but we're also asking our customers to keep up the support and spirit they showed last year, particularly if queuing outside or in-store." To check when

Primark stores located in retail parks and major shopping centres will trade until 10pm at a minimum, with some stores trading as late as midnight. Eleven stores will open for 24 hours from 7am on December 2 right through until closing time on December 3.All other stores across England will trade until at least 8pm on weekdays until December 23.Primark's CEO, Paul Marchant, said: “We are delighted to re-open our stores in England on 2 December, with longer shopping hours to give our customers more time to safely do their festive shopping.

Primark has been forced to close all 189 of its UK stores due to the global coronavirus pandemic.

Primark has given Scots shoppers a heads-up on what to expect once its stores reopen.