Lee Longlands furniture store to close, huge sale launched

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Lee Longlands, a furniture store in Derby city center, will close after 12 years as it relocates to a new showroom at a retail park. The store is holding a large closing sale with £2 million in discounted stock. The sale begins with a private event for existing customers on March 12 and 13, before opening to the public from March 14 to 16. Current orders will still be fulfilled, and staff have options for relocation within the company. This closure reflects broader challenges in retail, including the rise of online shopping and economic pressures. Many high street stores are closing as foot traffic declines and costs rise.


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