Mary Portas opens Burnham's Nisa store for new Channel 4 show

Emma Billingham

02:59PM, Monday 15 September 2014

Mary Portas opens Burnham's Nisa store for new Channel 4 show

TV presenter and retail consultant Mary Portas was on Burnham High Street this morning for the re-opening of the Nisa supermarket.

Now called the Burnham Village Store, the grocery shop is the new focus of Mary Portas' next Channel 4 series, Secret Shopper, which will be airing later this year.

Opening today with additional services and local produce on offer, the aim is to increase footfall on the high street.

Store manager Dean Young said: "I'm so happy with how it has turned out. I can't believe how many were here waiting for us to open as well, I'm just so pleased. I love it."

For the full story, pick up a copy of Thursday's Burnham Advertiser.

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