Exact date beloved gift store will shut after 50 years as shoppers sob ‘it’s the end of an era’
SHOPPERS were left devastated after their beloved gift store announced it will close its doors after five decades in business.
The popular J Menzies of Callander revealed its final day open as it will host a major sale for its loyal customers who sobbed “it’s the end of an era”.
J Menzies of Callander is a well-known gift store located in the picturesque town of Callander, Scotland.
This family-run business has been a staple in the community for many years, offering a wide range of products that cater to both locals and tourists alike.
I has been praised for its friendly and knowledgeable staff, who are always willing to help customers find the perfect gift or souvenir.
But after decades in business, the much-loved shop on Main Street confirmed its shocking closure on Thursday.
An announcement on the store’s Facebook said: “After over 50 years our family business is closing.
“We wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of our lovely and loyal customers who we will miss dearly.
“Come and grab a bargain whilst stocks last, everything must go!
“We close our doors on August 31st. Post Office will remain open until January 31st.”
The store’s loyal clientele was left devastated, with Facebook users flocking to the comment section to express their sadness.
One person said: ” End of an era. Wishing u all well.”
Another wrote: “Very sad news – will miss all the staff who are really great.
“Thanks for all the great service to the community for such a long time you all will be greatly missed.”
A third added: “Best of luck in the future and I’m sure it will be a big miss in Callander.”
While a fourth replied: “Such sad news.”
The Sun has approached the store for comment.
At J Menzies of Callander, shoppers can find traditional Scottish items such as tartan products, Scottish shortbread, and other locally-made crafts.
The store offers a variety of jewelry and accessories, including pieces that feature traditional Scottish designs.
It also has a section dedicated to books and stationery, offering a selection of local interest books, maps, and guides, which are particularly useful for tourists exploring the area.
Meanwhile, a major retailer with around 300 British stores closed an “essential” outlet for good just days ago.
Another DIY store which boasts 145 branches nationwide pulled down the shutters on one of its stores in April.
Homebase permanently shut the doors on its Syon Lane store – prompting a closing-down sale.
It is important to note that just because a chain is closing a shop, it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s struggling.
Meanwhile, a major retailer with around 300 British stores closed an “essential” outlet for good just days ago.
Another DIY store which boasts 145 branches nationwide pulled down the shutters on one of its stores in April.
Homebase permanently shut the doors on its Syon Lane store – prompting a closing-down sale.
It is important to note that just because a chain is closing a shop, it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s struggling.
Beloved hardware store to shut after 109 years
by Sayan Bose, Foreign News Reporter
SHOPPERS have been left sobbing after a staple hardware store announced a shocking closure – ending 109 years of legacy.
Iconic DIY store Dockerills in Church Street, Brighton, said the business will shut its doors forever in September this year.
Brighton’s Dockerill is the last branch of the family business that has been operating since the business started in 1915 by Walter Dockerill.
The Church Street unit was bought by the Dockerill family in the ’70s and went on to become a staple stop for locals.
In a statement, Dockerills said: “It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of our Dockerills high street store at the end of September.
“The business has been a part of the North Laine community for over 100 years and was established in Regent House, Church Street in the mid-70s.”