Pupils help out in opening of new-look store
SCHOOL children were the stars of the show at the opening of a new look Co-op store. Pupils from Melbourn Primary School cut the ribbon to officially launch the revamped store in the High Street, Melbourn. They were presented with a donation of £200 for s
SCHOOL children were the stars of the show at the opening of a new look Co-op store.
Pupils from Melbourn Primary School cut the ribbon to officially launch the revamped store in the High Street, Melbourn.
They were presented with a donation of £200 for school funds by store manager Steve Allsey.
He said: "As a community retailer it is appropriate that we involve the community in our special events
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"We are delighted our local school is playing a central role in the re-launch of our store."
The new-look for the community store comes after a £260,000 revamp and now includes Access for All automatic doors and an eco-friendly refrigerator.
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