The Boston store has made a surprise announcement
Popular department store Rebos has announced an unlikely return to Boston, just weeks after it closed its doors due to rising bills.It took over the Oldrids store on Strait Bargate in October 2021.£30,000 monthly energy bill
to run the store, which left him with no other choice but to make the “difficult decision” to close its doors. The shop closed for what many believed to be the final time on April 1, but an unexpected announcement has seen new life breathed into Rebos.“We are extremely excited to announce the reopening of our Rebos store on Saturday 22nd April!“With a whole load of new in-store additions we’re excited to present to you a fresh exciting new Rebos for everyone to enjoy! Don’t forget to bring your family & friends and come and join us on Saturday 22nd April for our grand reopening.
Management at Rebos said they had witnessed Boston’s “extreme upset” at the store closure, and now want to “give back to their loyal shoppers” in the form of a relaunch. The letter says: “The Rebos team are determined to not give up on Boston, but instead bring a new exciting family destination.”is the new home of
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