Dunelm Mill opens new store at the Carlton Centre in Lincoln
The homewares retailer Dunelm Mill has opened a new store in Lincoln that has created 50 new jobs.
The mayor of Lincoln Councillor Karen Lee unveiled the branch, at the Carlton Centre in Outer Circle Road, today.
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Mayor of Lincoln Karen Lee joined staff at the new Dunelm Mill in Lincoln
"It's a fabulous store and lovely friendly people," she said.
All the new full-time and part-time jobs at the new two-storey 36,600 sq ft store have been taken.
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The company, which has 133 stores in the UK, says it sells a range of 20,000 products for the home.
The new store, which replaced the firm's old property at a separate site in Outer Circle Road, also has a coffee shop.
Chief executive Nick Wharton said: "We are always excited about the opening of a new store.
"We are confident that Lincoln will continue to play a big part in the continued success of the company."
Bill and Jean Adderley founded Dunelm Mill in 1979 as a market stall business in Leicester selling ready-made curtains.
The first store was opened in 1984 and since then the business has developed into a successful nationwide chain.
3 Comments
by Dixie9
Friday, March 01 2013, 11:24AM
“I only went to Dunelm Mill once. The music was so loud I left after 5 minutes. Never going back. I like to shop in peace and quiet.”
by Whiley45
Friday, March 01 2013, 9:05AM
“Do the 50 new jobs include the people who were employed at the old shop? If so how many TRUE new jobs have been created. I expect most of them are part time anyway!”
by Phil1W
Thursday, February 28 2013, 9:21PM
“The only problem I can think of is trying to find somewhere to park in the Carlton Centre car park now. Will the car park be big enough to cope with a store of this size along side the other popular businesses up there?”