“Being able to grab a fresh lip gloss, a sketch pad and a Pepsi Max all in the same place, that’s definitely something I’m going to miss,” says Jaye.
The 19-year-old, whose full name we are not using, doesn’t have a lot of spare cash and has found Wilko handy for dog treats, bleach and emulsion paint too.
Today could be her last visit though. Her local branch in Horsham, Sussex closes its doors on Sunday, along with the last Wilko outlets around the country and Jaye is “gutted” at the news.
Today could be her last visit though. Her local branch in Horsham, Sussex closes its doors on Sunday, along with the last Wilko outlets around the country and Jaye is “gutted” at the news.
Most of the shelves are bare now and what is left is marked down.
Another customer called Mary is also here, with her husband and one-year-old daughter, to pick up blinds at bargain prices.
“We’re heartbroken,” she says. “We were really hoping someone would buy them out and keep it going, you know?”
They live in a nearby village and used to come in to Wilko regularly to buy craft materials and treat her five-year-old to pick’n’mix.
“Being able to grab a fresh lip gloss, a sketch pad and a Pepsi Max all in the same place, that’s definitely something I’m going to miss,” says Jaye.
Today could be her last visit though. Her local branch in Horsham, Sussex closes its doors on Sunday, along with the last Wilko outlets around the country and Jaye is “gutted” at the news.
The 19-year-old, whose full name we are not using, doesn’t have a lot of spare cash and has found Wilko handy for dog treats, bleach and emulsion paint too.
Most of the shelves are bare now and what is left is marked down.
Today could be her last visit though. Her local branch in Horsham, Sussex closes its doors on Sunday, along with the last Wilko outlets around the country and Jaye is “gutted” at the news.
Today could be her last visit though. Her local branch in Horsham, Sussex closes its doors on Sunday, along with the last Wilko outlets around the country and Jaye is “gutted” at the news.
Most of the shelves are bare now and what is left is marked down.
Another customer called Mary is also here, with her husband and one-year-old daughter, to pick up blinds at bargain prices.
“We’re heartbroken,” she says. “We were really hoping someone would buy them out and keep it going, you know?”
They live in a nearby village and used to come in to Wilko regularly to buy craft materials and treat her five-year-old to pick’n’mix.
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