An M&S store is closing its doors for good today after decades on the high street.
The Crawley branch has been forced to sell their last pack of Percy Pigs after ‘shopping patterns changed’, according to the retail giant.
Graham Bennett, M&S regional manager, said: ‘After consulting with our colleagues following our proposals earlier this year, our Queensway store will close on Saturday, November 16.
‘Individual conversations are continuing with our colleagues and wherever possible, we will be offering them alternative roles with M&S.
‘Thank you to all our customers who have shopped at the store – we will continue to work hard serving you at our nearby Acorn Park M&S Food.’
Crawley Borough’s Council leader Michael Jones said the closure was a ‘real blow for the town centre’, according to Sussex world.
Customers have expressed their disappointment, with one writing on Facebook: ‘Very angry and upset about this.’
Another added: ‘This is not …