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'I will miss my shop tremendously after six decades'

'I will miss my shop tremendously after six decades'
BBC Business Friday 31 July 2026, 09:54 UTC 1 min read
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Meredith's DIY Hardware and Ironmongery has been at Yate Shopping Centre, near Bristol, since 1965.

Meredith's DIY Hardware and Ironmongery has been at Yate Shopping Centre, near Bristol, since 1965.
Meredith (ORG) DIY Hardware and Ironmongery (ORG) Yate Shopping Centre (LOCATION) Bristol (LOCATION)
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