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Curtain chain opens up jobs; yourmoney: : HIGH STREET.


Byline: CLINTON MANNING

CUSHION and curtain chain Dunelm Mill is creating 700 jobs by opening 10 more stores - on top of six launched in the past year - to take its total past 100.

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 stall in 1979, also announced annual sales up 8% to almost pounds 424million.

And boss Will Adderley said: "In these testing times, our value-for-money proposition is powerful for consumers."

Dunelm's results are in sharp contrast to the wider homewares sector, which suffered again last month - though a flaming June gave the hard-hit high street in general a welcome reprieve, according to according to
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Takings rose 1.4% last month, more than cancelling out May's 0.8% drop.

Stores saw booming demand for everything from paddling pools to picnic food as a wave of clearance sales tempted customers into a sunshine shopping spree.

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Publication:The Mirror (London, England)
Date:Jul 14, 2009
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