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Scots shoppers devastated after ‘irreplaceable' store closes for good after 130 years
Scots shoppers devastated after ‘irreplaceable' store closes for good after 130 years

Scottish Sun

time25-04-2025

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  • Scottish Sun

Scots shoppers devastated after ‘irreplaceable' store closes for good after 130 years

Gutted locals flocked to social media to share their fond memories off the institution GOT TO GRO Scots shoppers devastated after 'irreplaceable' store closes for good after 130 years SCOTS shoppers have been left devastated after a much-loved store closed its doors after 130 years. The shutters have been pulled down on Murray's Greengrocers and Florists on Princes Street, Port Glasgow. Advertisement 1 Murray's Greengrocers and Florists has closed its doors Credit: Google The business, run by brothers Gordon and Alistair Murray, was established back in 1891. They have now decided to close and enjoy their retirement after 60 years, reports the Greenock Telegraph. A post on the Port Glasgow Facebook page on Saturday read: "When people say it's the end of an era, it can come across as a bit overstated. "In this case we can truly say without fear of contradiction, this is the end of an era! Advertisement "The Murray family have been grocers in Port Glasgow for generations. "Alistair retires bringing down the shutters for the final time in a true legacy business within Port Glasgow. "So many memories from the two shops, back to back, King Street and Princes Street. "When will we see your likes again? Never I'd guess. But we have the memories and the ability to still buy local." Advertisement Gutted locals flocked to the comments to share their fond memories of the institution. One wrote: "Wishing all the best to everyone at Murray's. We've bought lots of flowers over the years and have never been disappointed, you will be missed." UK Retail Shake-Up: Superdry and More Another said: "So sad, end of an era. Another empty shop, sad times. Good luck to you all." A third added: "Very sad as it was a great shop. We now have no fish, fruit and veg shop in Port Glasgow or Greenock." Advertisement A fourth weighed in: "All the best on your retirement, well deserved." A fifth put: "Hopefully it won't lie empty for long."

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