The UK’s first-ever Millstores, which welcomed customers from last year, is now extending a warm invitation to coach operators and group tour organisers. Located in the charming seaside town of Cleveleys on the North West coast of England, this new retail destination is set to become a must-visit stop for groups exploring the Fylde Coast.

Formerly a Wilko store, Millstores Cleveleys is the latest venture by retail innovators Jonathan Addis and Simon Yates (pictured here). This marks their third coach-friendly shopping destination, joining the popular Ena Mill in Greater Manchester and The Courtyard in Tarleton Village near Southport. Together, these three stores form a “Triple Entente” of unique retail experiences tailored for coach parties.

Millstores Cleveleys boasts over 10,000 product lines, including fashion, footwear, bedding, homeware, gifts, and more. Shoppers can explore well-known brands such as Rieker Footwear, Apricot, Regatta, Tog24, and Julian Charles, all at exceptional value. The store promises a delightful shopping experience with high-quality bargains in a welcoming, group-friendly environment. “We’re thrilled to offer coach parties visiting or passing through Lancashire another top-quality retail stop,” says Jonathan Addis. “Millstores Cleveleys is the perfect addition to our portfolio, delivering the unique shopping experience this vibrant town deserves.”

Simon Yates adds, “This is the third piece in our coach-stop retail puzzle, ideally located for groups visiting Blackpool, Lytham St Annes, Fleetwood, or Cleveleys itself. We’re confident Millstores will provide an enjoyable and memorable shopping experience for all.”

Special Invitation for Coach Operators!

To showcase the exciting offerings at Millstores Cleveleys, Jonathan and Simon are inviting coach operators and tour organisers to a special familiarisation event. This exclusive visit will include overnight accommodation and a coach tour, with the date soon to be confirmed. Interested parties are encouraged to register their interest by emailing Steve Reed at steve@stevereedtourism.co.uk