Iconic UK shoe chain closes stores and people rush to buy cheap stock | UK | News
Russell & Bromley, which previously operated 36 high street stores across the UK and was acquired by Next, has started a first wave of closures as part of an administration deal. Closing its Covent Garden, Bath and Harrogate stores this week, the retailer is also launching clearance sales with 90% of everything. In response, shoppers have taken to social media to share the bargains they’ve come away with, including a £900 pair of boots for just £128. TikTok user @ninalisaaa recorded her shopping trip, showing the offers left to have as shelves empty for the last time. Another shopper, @lauracathryn, said she couldn’t wait to shop around the Ashford branch when she heard the news, saying they have sales on both this year and last year’s seasons. She said: “I could not get over the prices. They had shoes for £30 from over £300 – that is a 90% reduction. The amount of stock they have is crazy – I was in shoe heaven.” Commenting on her video, one person said: “I’m devastated they are …









