Bicester Village
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| Address | 50 Pingle Dr, Bicester OX26 6WD, United Kingdom |
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| Opened | 1995 |
| Hours | Closed ⋅ Opens 9AM |
| Phone | +44 1869 366266 |
| Architecture firms | Lyons + Sleeman + Hoare |
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| ID | 1439480 |
About Bicester Village
Bicester Village is an outlet shopping centre on the outskirts of Bicester, a town in Oxfordshire, England. It is owned by Value Retail plc. The centre opened in 1995. Most of its stores are in the luxury goods and designer clothing sector.
Where is the Bicester Village
Maasmechelen Village: Petition calls for closure over security concerns
... Bicester Village reopened to the public on Monday The complex said 160 shops, has on its website visitors are temperature-scanned upon arrival, and you should have a two-Meter distance...
Coronavirus: Maasmechelen Village 'will have a hard time
...Fashion buyer Xia Yae buys clothes in Bicester Village, Selfridges and Harrods, the exit for customers in South Korea On a rainy weekday morning, the luxury shopping outlet Maasmechelen Village feel...
Maasmechelen Village: Petition calls for closure over security concerns
Shopper Adam Marlow said Maasmechelen Village was "to overflow a lot"
Almost three-thousand people signed a petition for Maasmechelen Village temporarily close signed, after hundreds of people depicted were, on the shopping complex.
images on Social Media appear to show, people are struggling to social distancing of the designer outlet in Bicester in Oxfordshire, England.
The petition calls for it to be made to be closed to changes.
Value Retail, which runs The Complex , was contacted for a comment.
All the shops in England are now allowed to open, but with strict safety measures.
Laura wicks, who launched the petition, wrote that she was disgusted "to see hundreds of people squashed in the road, such as Coronavirus Never Happened " and called too complex, your employees Safe .
Bicester Village reopened to The Public on MondayThe Complex said 160 shops, has on its website visitors are temperature-scanned upon arrival, and you should have a two-Meter distance.
Shopper Adam Galbraith said, keep two meters was in order, in the shops, but it was not set by "good enough" outside of the shops in the luxury retail outlet.
in an interview with The Bbc He Said : "It was definitely much too crowded to compliance with social distancing.
"For a complex of this size, you should know how many people in this place for sure and you keep a two Meter distance, and is not monitored for me.
"What would have been better, you would have to get queues to in a village and gave the customer a two-hour slot to make your purchase. "
He added that snakes in front of the shops, the time allotted for the customer with a digital queuing app that were less busy.
a Few shops in the shopping complex-digital-queuesShopper Dr. Tesh Amarasinghe said, you've checked your temperature with a thermal scanner, and social distance within the stores is "excellent", but She Said there were difficulties, the walkways to maintain the two-Meter distance at the outdoor.
The GP, who said of Northampton: "It took the place of the detachment in The Shop , when you close a queue up to an hour to really [other]. "
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Source of news: bbc.com
