The UK's largest independent toy retailer The Entertainer has opened in the upper mall in a move that will create 12 new jobs in a unit of more than 5600 square feet.
Cake, crepe and dessert outlet The Little Dessert Shop is opening a ,600 square feet store in the adjacent Soar at intu Braehead leisure complex.
The new dessert outlet will sit alongside Scotland's only indoor real snow ski slope, a multi-screen cinema, 10-pin bowling, an adventure climbing facility, the UK's largest indoor helix slide and various bars, restaurants and other shops.
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Fashion trainers and clothing retailer Footasylum are fitting out a new unit in the upper mall, which will mean them operating out of a 10, 000 square feet unit, three times the size of their current store.
And intu Braehead was recently ranked as Scotland’s top shopping centre by GobalData, who measured the requirements and data from both tenants and shoppers to give a comprehensive review of the country’s shopping malls.
Donnie Macdonald, from the Little Dessert Shop said: ”The mix of retail, dining and entertainment venues at intu Braehead make it the largest and most visited shopping centre in Scotland.
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“While I was looking for premises in which to open the country's First Little Dessert Shop, availability of a space in Soar at intu Braehead presented itself as a total no-brainer.
“The centre enjoys a high profile throughout Scotland and given its enduring draw as a shopping destination, it clearly ranks high not just on local people’s radar, but also draws large numbers of tourists and visitors.”
Andrew Milner-Walker, head of property at The Entertainer comments, “We are pleased to open another store at intu Braehead following the success we’ve experienced at other intu centres across the UK.”
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Peter Beagley, regional centre director with responsibility for intu Braehead said: “The team here at intu Braehead is determined to create the conditions that give retailers the best chance of successful trading.
“Our aim is to drive footfall to intu Braehead, continue to be Scotland’s number one retail and leisure destination and give people a much wider and enjoyable experience than just going to the shops when they visit us.”
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In a bid to reach younger job seekers and reaffirm its market leader position in Scotland, the new TV ad, which airs for the first time this evening on STV, features a glaikit, young Scot who’s love for life is re-ignited with a new job, thanks to s1jobs.
Previously known for its comical award winning TV ads including the iconic “Here lavvy heid, you’re getting it, ” s1jobs wanted to reclaim its very Scottish sense of humour ensuring it reach a new younger audience. In addition the brand has revealed a new look logo, dropping the .com from its brand and rolling out a more contemporary look and feel.
Despite the current cost of living crisis, the jobs market is buoyant with job seekers spoiled for choice when it comes to vacancies. Managing Director of s1jobs, Gavin Mochan, said: “It’s very much an employee’s market right now. There’s a huge candidate shortage, much of which is down to Brexit being a barrier to overseas workers. There’s also still a huge hangover from covid which saw thousands of people take stock of their current job and try something new.
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“Employers are under huge pressure to change their ways of working and benefit offering. The younger generation now have expectations of hybrid working and four day weeks as standard and that’s encouraging employers to rethink their approach in order to attract the best talent. Just like employers are having to adjust their practices to attract a younger audience, we too are having to shake things up to keep us relevant to young job seekers.”
The ad, which was created, by Glasgow based agency, Frame is supported by radio advertising, press, social and digital display ads. Chloe McKechnie, Marketing Director for s1jobs said: “We knew we needed a change in direction to both appeal to our existing users but also to attract a new younger audience. This needed to be about reclaiming our iconic status as a very Scottish brand. We want everyone to know that we understand the Scottish jobs market better than anyone else. We wanted something that was youthful, full of life but still supported s1jobs’ very Scottish roots, and this new ad just nails it.”
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Gibson will focus on the centre’s retail and leisure offering, explaining: “With community at the heart of the centre’s operation, it is my goal to continue to work closely with local suppliers and retailers to ensure Braehead, and the surrounding areas, are well represented here among the rest of our fantastic retail and leisure mix.
“I’m thrilled to have been given the opportunity to support XSite Braehead through its next phase, and I look forward to when we can re-open our doors to visitors so they can get back to having some fun once again at the centre.”
She added: “The pull of the centre is geared towards a diverse mix of leisure, retail and food and drink offerings, with the allure of Scotland’s first indoor climbing centre, the country’s only indoor ski slope and an indoor ice climbing wall – to name a few.
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“I look forward to working alongside Rosalind and the centre’s knowledgeable team to continue to deliver the best possible experience for our visitors.”
In December, the centre - formerly known as Soar Braehead - completed a four-week re-brand project, with the new XSite name being a nod to its original incarnation in 2006.
At the time, centre manager Bruce Harley said: “Since our launch 14 years ago, we have become one of Scotland’s most unique entertainment destinations.
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“XSite will look to build on those successes while ensuring the same great offering our visitors have come to expect such as Scotland’s only indoor ski slope with real snow, the country’s tallest indoor slide and an indoor ice climbing wall, as well
