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Sunderland Echo reporter Neil Fatkin is at the new Bargain Clearance Centre in Washington, Sunderland, aheads of its opening on Friday, May 3.
Sunderland Echo reporter Neil Fatkin is at the new Bargain Clearance Centre in Washington, Sunderland, aheads of its opening on Friday, May 3.
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