28 new jobs created at Fairhill Centre

The Fairhill Centre in Ballymena has created 28 full and part-time jobs, after signing a trio of new tenants.
Fairhill Marketing & Commercial Manager, Natalie Jackson is pictured with Alan Stewart, President of Ballymena Borough Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Sarah McWhirter of music and games retailer HMV. HMV is one of three new tenants now open in Fairhill, the other two new stores are fashion retailers Tommy Hilfiger and Quiz. 28 full and part-time jobs have been created thanks to the new openings.  Picture by Brian Morrison.Fairhill Marketing & Commercial Manager, Natalie Jackson is pictured with Alan Stewart, President of Ballymena Borough Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Sarah McWhirter of music and games retailer HMV. HMV is one of three new tenants now open in Fairhill, the other two new stores are fashion retailers Tommy Hilfiger and Quiz. 28 full and part-time jobs have been created thanks to the new openings.  Picture by Brian Morrison.
Fairhill Marketing & Commercial Manager, Natalie Jackson is pictured with Alan Stewart, President of Ballymena Borough Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Sarah McWhirter of music and games retailer HMV. HMV is one of three new tenants now open in Fairhill, the other two new stores are fashion retailers Tommy Hilfiger and Quiz. 28 full and part-time jobs have been created thanks to the new openings. Picture by Brian Morrison.

The centre now boasts fashion retailers Tommy Hilfiger and Quiz, as well as music and games retailer, HMV, supplementing the 52 existing retailers, such as Debenhams, Marks and Spencer, H&M and Next.

Natalie Jackson, Fairhill Marketing and Commercial Manager, said: “The three new tenants are a welcome addition to the existing stores and highlight our commitment to satisfying the needs of our local community.

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“We have made considerable financial investment in the centre this year by completely refreshing our branding and website, hosting promotional events to drive footfall for our own retailers and working with the Ballymena Chamber to encourage shoppers back into the wider town centre.

“Ballymena is a key location for travellers coming within a 40 minute radius from the town centre and we are positive that the new retailers will be an additional incentive for them to visit.”

The investment complements the broader development strategy, driven by private and public sector businesses in the Borough of Ballymena.

Alan Stewart, President of Ballymena Borough Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said: “We are delighted to see new retailers opening in Ballymena, as it reinforces business confidence and strength in the area.

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“Town Centre shopping is not solely about retailing, customers also want to have a bite to eat, places to go and things to do, all within close proximity – and we as a Chamber are working hard to ensure their needs are met.

“Just like Fairhill, we too are planning additional incentives such as Small Business Saturday, which we know Ballymena shoppers will get behind – as our statistics show that the vast majority want to shop local.”

More information can be found at www.fairhillshopping.co.uk

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