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A MUCH-loved clothing chain has announced the closure of its store in Glasgow city centre.
Fashion giant Mango is pulling down the shutters on its Buchanan Galleries branch.
The brand is preparing to move to a new unit on the city’s Buchanan Street.
A sign has appeared in the window of the store reading: “We are relocating to 71-77 Buchanan Street which will open at the end of March.
“Any refunds will be extended in line with this relocation.”
Mango already has outlets at The Fort and Braehead Shopping Centre.
It’s understood the Spanish firm is also looking to open up in Aberdeen and Dundee this year.
Mango’s Director of Expansion and Franchising Daniel López said: “The UK is one of the priority markets for Mango’s international growth.
“Our 2025 expansion plan follows the store openings success in 2024 to move forward in capillarity and getting even closer to our customers with stores in which we can offer them the Mango experience.”
We told how Buchanan Galleries has been hit with a string of closures over the last few months.
Some are headed for administration, while others struggled to stay afloat due to rising bills and the ongoing cost of living crisis.
Buchanan Galleries was previously set to be demolished but plans to tear it down were later scrapped.
Major re-development plans had been submitted to bring down the 25-year-old shopping hub as part of a housing and retail project costing £825million.
But those plans have been axed by the firm behind the project after they decided to rethink the redevelopment.
Dawn returned home to Dewsbury while Bright flew back to Nigeria to sort out a spouse visa to live with her in Britain, which finally came through a year later.
It was when he finally touched down at Heathrow Airport that Dawn began to have serious concerns about their unconventional romance.
She said: “When I met him at the airport, he said ‘Hi’ and put his arm around me, and that was it. When we got home, he said he was tired and wanted to go to bed.
“I thought it was strange behaviour. Back in Nigeria, he had been video calling me and telling me how much he loved me every day.
“I tried to make it work. My brother Rory, who is 71, helped him get a manufacturing job at a local company, and I would talk to him about how relationships work in the UK.
“But Bright told me that in Nigeria, the wife does everything the husband tells her to do and that she has to pay for everything.
“He kept asking for money, claiming he was still in debt from the wedding. I was not putting up with that. I told him so, and we started arguing constantly.
“Also, the sex was not good once he got to the UK. It was all about him and what he wanted; there was no foreplay. It was not long before I realised I had made a big mistake.”
The couple separated in October 2023, only to get back together six months later when Dawn was given a £63,000 payout following a botched prolapse operation she underwent at an NHS hospital.
My advice to anyone thinking of going on a dating site is, be very careful
Dawn Ottewell
She said: “We started renting a place together on a six-month contract and he was paying half the rent and bills and the council tax, but he was also sending a lot of money back home to Nigeria.
“I got all new furniture, and he didn’t put a penny towards it and when we went out for dinner, it was usually me picking up the bill.
“At Christmas, to cheer myself up, I booked for my brother and me to go on a cruise around the Caribbean.
“My husband went crazy, saying I should have given the money to him so he could pay off his debts. When I got back from the cruise, he found messages on my phone that he didn’t like.
“I had been messaging some of the men I met on the dating apps, but only because I saw them as friends.
“I tried to explain that to him, but he didn’t understand, and we broke up two weeks ago. He’s still messaging me, but I’m determined not to go back.
“I realise that I was a fool to fall for him. I feel that he’s used me to start a new life in the UK, and he was probably never in love with me in the first place.
“My advice to anyone thinking of going on a dating site is, be very careful.”
