DIY WEEK AWARDS 2019


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saw a gap in the market with a garden centre and are good


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have pioneer FINALISTS


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dges said: “This is a stand-out out operation. Kings has made a


ous effort to rise above the rest and be better. Great merchandising, ustomer service, lots of stock and brands, and well laid out. It’s ou want.”


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