The first 50 shoppers in the queue will claim a goody bag
The retailer - which sells a variety of home and garden goods - previously had a town centre store in Widnes back in February 2021 which took over the large B&Q unit on Widnes Trade Park. It closed its doors in January 2023 making way for a bigger B&M which moved from neighbouring Bowers Retail Park across the road.
It aims to be a local one-stop-shop where the community can conveniently find everything they need under one roof at affordable prices. The store opening has also seen the creation of new jobs in the area, providing a boost to the local retail economy. As well as in-store browsing at this refreshed site, local customers can make use of the business’ free Click & Collect service by shopping online from the comfort of their own home before conveniently picking up their new purchases. Alternatively, home delivery options are also available at therange.co.uk with over 140,000 products across 16 different departments to choose from.
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