03:37PM, Friday 03 June 2016
The regeneration of Maidenhead has hit a bum note with the news that a piano and guitar shop is to close after more than 30 years.
Sheargold Pianos, in King Street, has announced plans to shut the store.
In a statement, the firm reassured customers that it would continue to trade, with services, including tuning and storage, relocated to its main shop in Cobham, Surrey, where it is already managed from.
A closing date is yet to be confirmed, but is likely to be early in July.
The decision has been prompted by the Landing development, which is due to see a large section of the town centre demolished. Managing director Anthony Sheargold said: “It’s a shame that we have to move but it’s necessary for us to move forward with our business plan and fits in with the town’s plan for Maidenhead.
“We will be selling off all the stock in the shop with great savings to be made.”
Visit www.sheargoldmusic.co.uk to find out more.
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