Marks and Spencer's latest announcement has gone down well with shoppers
Marks and Spencer fans have been left thrilled by an update from the retailer telling them "the wait is over".
And a new Instagram update has definitely gone down well with customers. A video said "something magical" is coming and that the "wait is over".The clip also teased a few Christmas-themed items before text across the screen added: "The much anticipated M&S Food Christmas range will be revealed here on... Friday 22 September".
Instagram Tagging a friend, Kelly said: "This is not a drill, think you should take the 22nd of and we go to M&S hahaha" and Nie said: "I'd say it's too early to talk Christmas BUT, when it's an M&S Christmas, it's allowed!!"
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