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New jobs, retailers and refreshments at White Rose
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New jobs, retailers and refreshments at White Rose

The Editor

The Editor

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White Rose Shopping Centre has welcomed two new brands to its mix this April, CUPP and Deichmann, with a huge expansion now underway for existing retailer JD Sports.

Europe’s largest shoe retailer, Deichmann, has invested £688,000 in a new store, creating 15 jobs.

The footwear fashion giant stocks options for the whole family including exclusive lines from Adidas, Fila, Nike, Puma, and Skechers. What’s more, Deichmann offers a price promise – if customers find an identical pair of branded shoes cheaper in any UK high street or online retailer, Deichmann will match the price or refund the difference plus £1.

Joining Deichman is CUPP, one of the UK’s fastest-growing boba tea brands, which has chosen White Rose for its second Leeds store. Launched in 2012, CUPP’s premium drinks use fresh fruit purees and bespoke brown sugar syrups to create a signature sip.

Its newest menu items include the UK’s first mochi boba tea and cloudcake boba tea in innovative, exciting flavours.

White Rose guests may have also spotted works going on near the existing JD at White Rose’s Central Atrium. The sports fashion brand is upsizing its existing unit at the centre, preparing to offer an even more exciting experience and more choice to visitors later this year.

Steven Foster, centre director said: “It’s great to have such a variety of renowned brands joining us and investing in their presence here at White Rose, and we’re excited to offer even more choice to our visitors.

“From the UK’s biggest fashion brands to those famous viral foodie treats, there’s something for everyone at White Rose.”

White Rose boasts more than 100 shops including Flying Tiger, The Entertainer, Build-a-Bear Workshop, and more, plus family-friendly
restaurants such as Five Guys, Fridays, and Nando’s – all under one roof. With more than 5,000 free parking spaces and long opening hours, from 10am – 9pm weekdays, 9am – 8pm Saturdays and 11am – 5pm Sundays, it’s easy to plan a day out to keep the family entertained.

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