The bank holiday long weekend is looming and many people will be preparing for easter celebrations and time with family and friends.
Some may be wondering which shops will be open from March 29 to April 1, and Manchester's most recognisable centres will still be opening their doors for customers throughout the easter weekend.
As it's the bank holiday, it does mean shops will be opening and closing at different times than usual.
Some may be wondering which shops will be open from March 29 to April 1, and Manchester's most recognisable centres will still be opening their doors for customers throughout the easter weekend.
As it's the bank holiday, it does mean shops will be opening and closing at different times than usual.
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00:00 The bank holiday long weekend is looming and many people will be preparing for
00:06 Easter celebrations and time with family and friends. Some may be wondering which
00:11 shops will be open from the 29th of March to the 1st of April and Manchester's most
00:17 recognisable centres will still be opening their doors for customers throughout the Easter weekend.
00:22 As it's the bank holiday it does mean shops will be opening and closing at different times than
00:28 usual. On Good Friday and Easter Monday the Trafford Centre will be open from 10am to 8pm.
00:35 It is closed on Easter Sunday and on Saturday the 30th of March shops will be serving customers
00:42 from 10am to 9pm. Manchester's other well-known shopping spot the Arndale will be open from 10am
00:49 to 6pm on Good Friday and Easter Monday, shut on Easter Sunday and open from 9am to 8pm on
00:56 Saturday 30 March.
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