Specsavers will relocate its Lincoln High Street store into the Cornhill area of the city.
Specsavers confirmed to The Lincolnite that its High Street store will be relocating to 8 Sincil Street, in the Cornhill Quarter.
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Although an opening date for the new Specsavers store has not yet been confirmed, it is understood that the move could happen towards the end of March or April.
Still under construction is the new boutique cinema Everyman and the Botanist cocktail bar.
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