Marshall's Yard in Gainsborough is preparing for more businesses to re-open

Marshall’s Yard is home to a number of essential retailers which have traded at the centre throughout the lockdown including M&S Simply Food, Wilkos, Poundland and Superdrug.

On Monday, June 15, Seasalt, New Look, Browns Department Store, Mountain Warehouse and Coe and Coe will re-open at Marshalls Yard and The Works on Wednesday, June 17.

Laura Ashley will open on Friday, June 19, and Stanley Hunt Jewellers will open the following week on June 25.

A number of other stores and café’s at Marshall’s Yard are yet to announce their re-opening plans.

All new opening hours will be updated on the Marshall’s Yard website and shoppers are being asked to please check the website for individual store times before planning their trip.

Stores will all open with restrictions on the numbers of customers allowed in at any one time and shoppers are being asked to respect the 2m distance throughout the centre.

Alison Shipperbottom, centre manager at Marshall’s Yard, said: “We are working closely with all our returning store teams to ensure that we have a smooth and safe return to trading next week.

“We would ask customers to plan their journeys and to check opening times before they visit and as we get more information through from other stores, we will update our website and social media.

“We are really fortunate here at Marshall’s Yard that that the centre has been designed with space in mind, so we have our lovely wide walkways and attractive landscaped areas.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming our shoppers back in this first phase of stores reopening and the safety of our visitors and staff will of course be our priority.”

Car park charges at Marshall’s Yard have been reintroduced and parking is 50p for two hours and £1 for 4 hours.

To check store opening times visit www.marshallsyard.co.uk.

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