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Search the Public Notice PortalA MAJOR UK gym business is set to move into a long-empty unit at Halbeath Retail Park in Dunfermline.
The Press understands that the space, located behind Pets at Home and Argos, will soon be taken over by the operator.
The owners of the retail park did not want to name the firm at this stage, and it's not yet known when it is expected to open.
The unit has remained vacant for several years after the former Focus DIY store was subdivided to make way for Pets at Home and Argos.
The unit used to be home to a 'Focus - for DIY and Gardening' store, but has been empty since. (Image: Google Maps)
Further along the parade, the unit which previously housed Carpetright is understood to have attracted interest from several potential tenants, with discussions now progressing towards a new occupier.
Shoppers at the retail park may have noticed a new ‘9 Yards’ sign at the entrance.
This refers to the owners, 9 Yards, who took over the site from Royal London Mutual Insurance Society around a year ago and are taking on a rebranding exercise.
The company operates a dozen retail parks across the UK, with Dunfermline being its first in Scotland.
It began building its retail warehouse portfolio around six years ago before introducing the 9 Yards brand.
It has been confirmed to The Press that the site will continue to be known as Halbeath Retail Park despite the new signage.
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