Poundland is set to open 12 new stores within the next few weeks in a major boost for the high street.
The exact opening dates of four shops have been confirmed by the budget retailer, with the rest of the sites expected to open in April.
The new store in Crown Street, Glasgow, will become the largest store in Scotland at 18,380 square feet in size.
It comes as part of wider plans for the budget retailer to open or relocate 50 new shops by the end of September this year.
The huge expansion plans will see Poundland open half a million square feet of retail space and create up to 800 new jobs.
You can see the next stores to open in the list below, with shops to open in high streets, shopping centres and retail parks.
Poundland managing director Barry Williams previously told The Mirror: “We know how customers appreciate the effort we’ve made in the last few years to transform our offer, offering them more of what they want to buy, week-in, week-out.
“That transformation means we have to step up our search for the best locations to bring the best of Poundland to customers across the UK and that’s precisely what we’ll do in 2023.
“We will continue to work hard to find the right locations that suit the range of Poundland formats we now offer - from small neighbourhood convenience stores to our large destination stores.”
Poundland opened 18 stores during October to December last year, including eight on December 10 alone.
The full list of stores opening in March and April are:
Crown Street, Glasgow - March 11
East Dulwich, London - March 18
Dumbarton Road, Partick - March 25
Parkgate, Rotherham - March 31
Weston-super-Mare (expected to open in April)
Burton-upon-Trent (expected to open in April)
Castle Bromwich (expected to open in April)
Widnes Retail Park (expected to open in April)
Belfast Castlecourt (expected to open in April)
Biggleswade (expected to open in April)
Stafford (expected to open in April)
Ipswich Copdock Retail Park (expected to open in April)
Poundland opened its first store in Burton-upon-Trent back in 1990 and now has 850 sites in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, employing around 18,000 workers.
It now offers Pep clothing in around 400 of its larger stores, plus chilled and frozen food in over 350 stores.
