Plans have been submitted to install signage for a new Mango store at a unit in Windsor Yards.
The application to Windsor and Maidenhead council seeks consent to display an illuminated sign featuring the name of the Spanish clothing company at the front of Unit 35 in Windsor Yards shopping centre in King Edward Court.
At a Windsor Town Forum meeting in September last year, Windsor town manager Paul Roach confirmed that a new Mango store was set to move into the former New Look retail unit.
At the time, a spokesperson from Mango’s corporate communication team confirmed plans for Mango to arrive in Windsor in the coming months.
The application for the new shop front sign, featuring the Mango name, was received and validated in December and is currently awaiting decision.
The new store will feature the women and kids’ lines, as well as New Med – a Mediterranean-inspired store concept.
An opening date for the new store is yet to be confirmed.
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