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Retail & Leisure Market & Old Town Historic Retail & Leisure 1) Merseyway – 526 Jeans – Mothercare – Age UK – Stockport – Natwest Bank – Ann Summers – New Look – Argos – Next Clearance – Bap – O2 – Beaverbrooks – Office – Bhaiji Newsagents – Optical Express – Blue Inc – Pandora – Bond Street Shoes – Post Office Counters – Boots – Pound Bakery – Bridgfords – Primark – Calendar Club – River Island – Candy – Roman – Card Factory – Sandwich Pound – Claire’s Accessories – Santander – Clarks Shoes – Schuropody – Clinton Cards – Shout – Co-op Travel – Simon Dunn (Chocolatier) – Coffee Island Café – Sky Retail – Costa Coffee – Smoke No Smoke – Crawshaws – Specsavers – DCM – SS3 Boutique – Debenhams – Stockport Bullion – Deichmann – Supercuts – Edward Meeks – Superdrug Clearance – The Body Shop – EE – The Carphone Warehouse – Ernest Jones – The Fragrance Shop – Esprits – The Perfume Shop – Eurochange – The Works – F.Hinds – Thomas Cook – Fonezone 52 – Thomson – Forever Love – Thorntons – Games Workshop – Three – Grainger Games – Timpson – Greggs – TN Powell – H.Samuel – Topman – Halifax – Topshop – HMV – Trespass – Holland & Barrett – USC – JD Sports – Virgin Media – Lashious – Vision Express – Lloyds Bank – Vodafone – Love Coffee – Waterstones – Marks & Spencer – West Coast – McDonald’s – WHSmith – Metro Fitness 2) Redrock (Opening November 2017) – Gourmet Burger Kitchen – The Light Cinema – Mangobean Experience – Pizza Express – Zizzi 3) Peel Centre Retail Park – Argos – Hobbycraft – Bensons for Beds – Home Bargains /Harveys – KFC – Boots – Matalan – Costa – New Look – Currys PC World – Next – DFS – ScS – Dunelm Mill – Sporting Pro – Frankie & Bennys – TK Maxx – GAP Outlet – Toys ‘r’ Us – H&M Market & Old Town 1) Stockport Market 2) Staircase House & Stockport Museum 3) Robinsons Brewery 4) Old Town – Bakers Vaults – The Allotment Vegan – Dal Barista - Coffee Bar Restaurant and Bistro – The Boars Head – Remedy Bar – The Cocked Hat – Seven Miles Out Arts – Where the Light Gets In Centre Historic Underbanks Attractions 1) Mersey Open Bridge 1) Plaza Theatre 2) Underbank Shopping 2) Hat Works Museum 3) Arden Arms 3) Stockport Town Hall 4) Strawberry Studios 5) Air Raid Shelters 6) Stockport Art Gallery Key: P Parking H Hotel.
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