Mobile provider Three has closed its Argyle Street branch and is directing customers to a different location.
The retailer has seven remaining stores across Glasgow and the surrounding area, with one on Buchanan Street being given as the alternative for disappointed visitors.
The store, next to Argyll Arcade at 102 Argyle Street, has signage in the window which reads: “Hey, we have closed this store, but we’re still close by.”
It then directs people to visit their other branch at 55-56 Buchanan Street.
Three is one of the UK’s big four mobile networks, launched in 2003 as a 3G challenger and now carrying around a third of the country’s mobile data on its 4G and 5G network, which covers roughly 99% of the population.
Three runs multiple high street and mall stores across the city, including Buchanan Street, Sauchiehall Street and Argyle Street in the city centre, plus units in the Forge, Glasgow Fort, Braehead and other retail parks.
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Elsewhere today, we reported that a much-loved restaurant in Glasgow’s West End will be closing its doors after five years this weekend.
The Mexican based in Finnieston had become an institution for taco fans, and customers have said they are “devastated” by the news.
Located in the Hidden Lane in the popular food and drink hub, Rafa’s revealed they will be shutting up shop.
The team behind the eatery posted the news on social media, they said: “It has been an amazing 5 years finnieston!
“This will be our last weekend in the hidden lane.
“Customers, employees, neighbours, friends – thank you for everything.
“We’re open tonight for a last birria taco Tuesday.
“Then Friday-Sunday usual hours for our last weekend. Come through!”
