Mill Gate Shopping Centre has been shortlisted in three different categories at the Sceptre Awards 2024, a premier event celebrating excellence in the British retail destination management sector.
The Bury shopping centre has been nominated for Centre Manager of the Year, Retail Liaison, and Diversity and Inclusion, highlighting its commitment to creating an inclusive and vibrant shopping environment.
The Sceptre Awards celebrate the best in retail destination management and being shortlisted three times is a significant achievement for Mill Gate.
The awards ceremony will take place in the autumn, with winners announced at a gala event on Wednesday, October 9, at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London.
“We are thrilled to have been shortlisted for three prestigious awards,” said Angela Tierney, Mill Gate’s Centre Manager.
“This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team, who strive to maintain the highest standards across the centre,” she added.
The shopping centre’s team comprises over 30 dedicated staff members, including management, customer service, cleaning, security, and maintenance. Each member plays a crucial role in delivering an exceptional experience for shoppers and visitors alike.
Mill Gate Shopping Centre has implemented several noteworthy initiatives, including the installation of a stoma-friendly facility, the 'Take a Seat' campaign, the relocation of market traders to the centre, and comprehensive training and development programmes.
These initiatives have significantly contributed to the centre's inclusive and welcoming atmosphere.
Mill Gate Shopping Centre, located in the heart of Bury town centre, spans over 450,000 square feet and houses more than 130 shops and retail outlets. It features a mix of major stores, household names, and local businesses, making it a key shopping destination in the region.
Wildlife mural created in Middleton as part of Kenya arts exchange
Littleborough and Wardle brass bands prepare for national finals
Barratt Homes donates 32 Roald Dahl books to Bury school
East Lancashire Railway to introduce BSL interpreter on Santa Specials
Thousands set for Bury BID 10K as running festival returns
Local pair to run 412 miles in nine days for childhood cancer charity
Festival of Remembrance to be held at Rochdale Town Hall
Man charged with firearm and driving offences after Heywood police pursuit
Man arrested after tents found at Old Middleton Cemetery
Rochdale Council approves £15 million cost of living support package
Littleborough cyclists raise £131,812 after 900-mile Arctic challenge
71-year-old man with dementia found near Piethorne Reservoir after search
Comments
Add a comment