Assai Records already has stores in Dundee and Edinburgh (Image: Archive image. Newsquest.)
A music store has announced plans to open a shop in Glasgow.
Assai, which has record stores in Edinburgh and Dundee already, has confirmed that their new venue will be coming soon.
They revealed that the plans are three years in the making and the opening will bring job opportunities.
Anyone interested in applying is encouraged to visit their website.
New Store Announcement!
— Assai UK (@Assai_UK) January 30, 2023
After 3 years planning, we are delighted to announce the opening a new store in Glasgow in March 2023.
If you would like to join our team, head over to our vacancies page on the website.#AssaiRecords #glasgow #comingsoon2023 pic.twitter.com/SERDOcixAN
According to their website, Assai will open its Glasgow store in March 2023.
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