As I've been to Birchwood more than likely less than a handful of times this year, with a quick nip in, usually at the end of the day before going on to Asda.
I'm wondering why there's still the big problems as we have been saying above.
Only the reason I'm questioning what's now going on, as I've said in other threads previously, I thought changes were afoot to cure it.
As I visited one afternoon towards the end of last year and the assistant responsible for the clothing told me that day, they had started a new system.
Clothing rails were to be stocked when the store was closed, to avoid the problems with restocking of the rails whilst customers were in the shop.
So there'd be no need regulars camping out in the store all day awaiting the restocking of the rails.
I do know they have messed about trying numerous ways of restocking, such as taking an empty rail and restocking it in the back, then returning later in the afternoon with clothing on the rail.
Then changing it to coming out with hangers of clothing draped over their arms, in an attempt to restock in between customers.
This must all seem really unbelievable to shoppers in other clothing shops/departments, who never witness such antics.
With the continued comments from forum members who have visited recently, I'm wondering what's going on?
Has yet again the system changed from restocking when the shop is closed?
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