The Marks & Spencer store in Regent Street has been a key part of Swindon's high street since 1911.
Shoppers have expressed concerns over the closure of a Marks & Spencer store that has been a key part of Swindon's high street since 1911.
But speaking on BBC Radio Wiltshire, several shoppers expressed their disappointment at losing "a key part" of the town centre."The town is already going downhill, one of the only reasons I would come in is for Marks".A third shopper added: "The closure is dreadful. It brings a lot of footfall into the town and I think all the stores will suffer because of it.
M&S has previously said that stores which have already relocated to newer, more modern sites are performing strongly and the 67 to close were "lower productivity, full line stores".
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