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THE MILL DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE
BRADFORD ROAD, BATLEY, WEST YORKSHIRE WF17 5LZ
Phone Number: 01924 423172
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The Mill Discount Department Store is the largest Mill retail outlet in the UK, attracting more than one million visitors every year. Situated in a restored Victorian Mill in the heart of West Yorkshire, The Mill offers massive savings in a department-sotre format. This all-weather centre consists of four floors together with an external parade selling heavily discounted branded men's, women's and children's fashions, sportswear, homewares, accessories, music, vidoes, sunglasses, books, toys, perfumes, luggage, gifts, shoes, fabrics and lighting. Readmans, whose name is synonymous with unbeatable value, has opened there recently. This is the company's second major stores, offering good quality women's, men's and children's wear, lingerie, shoes, homewares and linens at remarkably low prices. Stores at The Mill include: Puma, Pilot, Lee Cooper, Officers Club, Mountain Warehouse, MX Active, Book Depot, Toy Factory, Colway & Sew On, Julian Graves, Flowers @ Design, The Curtain Gallery, Lilley & Skinner, Jane Shilton, Windsmoor, Just Elegance, Designer Labels, Jacques Vert, Precis Petite, Catch On/Goldigga, Elle, Tula, Labels at Philip Harvey, Scent to You, Suits You, Readmans, Hitchens, Thomas Frederick, Skopos Interiors, Susan Moore Lighting, Bacchanalia and Event. The complex can be reached by car, coach and train. Junction 40 of the M1 and junctions 27 and 28 of the M62 are within five and six miles of the site respectively. Batley Station on the Trans-Pennine railway is just five minutes walk from The Mill, providing easy access to Leeds and Manchester. There are more than 500 car parking spaces and coach parking is available. Amenities include children's creche, self-service licensed restaurant serving hot and cold food and drinks, Yorkshire Board Information Centre and access for the disabled.
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