Four Lancashire stores to close permanently as M&Co prepares to shut all 170 shops
The M&Co branches, in Garstang, Preston, Clitheroe, Thornton-Cleveleys are among the brand's 170 stores that will close for good this spring. A total of 1,910 jobs have been put at risk.
READ MORE: Preston takeaway that employed illegal workers forced to shut at night 'to protect the public' “The M&Co Brand has been purchased, but unfortunately this does not include a future for our stores, website or staff. We will trade all of our stores until Easter, and then begin the close down process.M&Co, previously known as Mackays, is said to have started as a pawnbroker in Paisley, Renfrewshire, in the 19th century but switched to selling clothes in the 1950s. AK Retail said it is “considering all options”.
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