Town centre shop closes its doors

Georgia Revell

25 June 2024 at 9:33 am·1-min read

Accessorize in Old Christchurch Road <i>(Image: NQ)</i> — Accessorize in Old Christchurch Road *(Image: NQ)*

ACCESSORIZE in Bournemouth town centre has closed its doors.

The store in Old Christchurch Road has been cleared by staff and listed as closed on the Accessorize website.

A sign posted outside the shop reads, “Sorry this store is now closed”, and directs shoppers to the Accessorize at Castlepoint shopping centre.

A spokesperson for sister chain Monsoon told the Daily Echo: "We can confirm that we have taken the sad decision to close our Accesorize store in Bournemouth.

"As a business we are constantly reviewing our store estate and as well as opening new stores, however, we will also close those who may have had their lease expired or not proving to be as profitable anymore.

"We are sorry for any disappointment caused."

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