Rutherglen Specsavers reveals brand-new look after £250,000 refurbishment

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The Rutherglen Specsavers has revealed a brand-new look following a significant £250,000 refurbishment.The Stonelaw Road shop has undergone a complete transformation as a result of increased customer demand in the local area.The new-look store includes five new testing rooms positioned across two floors, including a dedicated audiology room, to accommodate the needs of its growing customer base.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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