Scottish Deer Centre: Exclusive behind-the-scenes look as park prepares to reopen
Updated: May 24, 2021, 7:14 pm
The Scottish Deer Centre will reopen its doors this week and we’ve had a sneak peek at the new owners’ plans.
The Cupar park has been closed for 13 months and its future looked uncertain after it plunged into administration last year.
However, it was saved in a buy-out by multi-millionaire gaming boss David Hamilton from Fife, and Dundee businessman Gavin Findlay.
Gavin, left, and David in the centre’s refurbished shop.
And the pair say that while their families initially thought they’d lost their minds, they have huge ambitions for the popular centre.
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When business owners Ceri and Ellie Steed gaze out from the windows of their premises in the heart of Cardiff, they are confronted with a rather bleak view.
Emotional scenes as last Debenhams stores close Eleanor Sly © Provided by The Independent
Debenhams will close its doors today for the final time after over 200 years on the high street.
Staff have said they will be in tears when the last of the company’s 118 shops shut for the final time this evening.
The chain’s first store was opened in 1778 on Wigmore Street, central London, by William Clark, selling fabrics, bonnets and parasols. It was at one time the largest department store group in the UK, owning 84 companies and 100 stores in 1950.
With shopping increasingly moving to online combined with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the chain has struggled in recent years and last year filed for administration three times.