Four high street staples open stores across the UK - is your area getting a new shop?

Home Bargains, Domino's Pizza, Hobbycraft and Smyths Toys Superstores are all launching new stores on the high street.

Home Bargains

Variety store chain Home Bargains will be welcomed into The Pompey Centre in Portsmouth.

The store is set to open very soon, on Saturday, February 17, 2024, so Home Bargains fans have just over a week to go until the exciting new launch.

Job advertisements for positions at the new store have been posted on various recruitment websites, including team members and shop assistants.

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Domino's Pizza

A takeaway lover's dream, Domino's Pizza is set to open a new store in Maltby, South Yorkshire.

Pizza fans in the area only need to wait a few days until the launch, which will take place on Monday, February 12, 2024. The store will be located at 77 High Street, Maltby, S66 7BL.

The store will be open seven days a week between 11am and 11pm.

The opening will provide several new jobs to local people and is currently recruiting for roles, including shift managers, pizza-makers and delivery drivers. Vacancies include flexible working shifts to fit around existing schedules.

Area Manager Danny Unwin said: "We’re excited to come to Maltby, to deliver the nation’s favourite pizza. We are passionate about enhancing our new community with employment opportunities, where people from Maltby can grow and develop their careers.

"Over 90 per cent of Domino’s store managers started in-store or as a delivery driver, so whether you’re looking for a few extra hours or a completely new career path, there are roles to suit everyone.

"The store is celebrating with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on February 12 at 11am, where the Mayor, our charity partners, local community members and customers are invited to meet the new store team and of course, try some freshly prepared Domino’s pizza."

The Domino's boss told customers that the pizza giant will be giving out 100 free personal pizzas to the first 100 customers in the store.

For the first two weeks of being open, it will also offer any size pizza for £6.99 collection. They will also be offering personal size pizzas for just £1, with proceeds going to Domino’s charity partner Teenage Cancer Trust.

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Hobbycraft

Arts and crafts retailer Hobbycraft will have a new home in Dunstable, with a store at the White Lion Retail Park officially set to open on Tuesday, March 12, 2024.

Hobbycraft will host a grand opening on March 16 from 9am onwards. Shoppers can expect product demonstrations, face painting (from 9am - 1pm), and exclusive goody bags - but get there early, as these are just for the first 100 customers.

“We are really looking forward to opening the doors to our Dunstable store and sharing our passion for arts and crafts with the local community.

"Over the last few years, we have seen more people than ever take up crafting and we want to encourage locals to come down to the new store and share their crafting experience," Area manager Naren Bhowal told Luton Today.

There will be 13 new job roles up for grabs including a store manager, team leader and store colleagues.

The new Dunstable store will offer a range of experiences including craft workshops, a digital cutting area, and a haberdashery area.

Smyths Toys Superstores

Chesterfield residents who have little ones in their lives can head to the new Smyths Toys Superstores from Thursday, March 21, 2024.

The brand has taken over premises formerly occupied by Dunelm.

Smyths Toys Superstores has several vacancies listed on their website, including for a sales assistant position in Chesterfield.

GB News has contacted Hobbycraft and Smyths Toys Superstores for comment.