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Home Bargains looks to double size of Aberdeen store

Updated: 15/04/2021, 6:46 pm © EVENING EXPRESS Home Bargains at the Beach Boulevard Retail Park An Aberdeen retailer is set to double the size of its Beach Boulevard store in the coming weeks. Home Bargains has confirmed that the store will soon be expanding into an empty unit next door, effectively doubling the size of the current shop floor. The firm will also be hiring more staff to run the larger store once it opens. Continue Reading Start your 1 month free trial today to access premium content, including expert opinion and insight as well as special investigations, just for our subscribers!Subscribe Help support quality local journalism … become a digital subscriber to the Evening Express

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'Mindless' vandals slammed over Aberdeen graffiti problem

© Paul Glendell/DC Thomson Both public and private premises are targets for vandals. Councillors have slammed those responsible for graffiti across Aberdeen after it emerged more than £100,000 of public money has been spent cleaning it up in the last year. Despite the best efforts of local authority workers, sites in the city have continued to be the subject of vandalism. The problem has persisted to such an extent that Aberdeen City Council now employs two full-time staff dedicated to cleaning up graffiti. Local authority workers are responsible for clearing public places of vandalism, but many private and abandoned buildings, such as the Broadhill Bar on Golf Road and the exterior of Kittybrewster Retail Park on Bedford Avenue, have also been targeted.

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