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Apr
Has Harrogate iStore closed for good?
The Stray Ferret understands the iStore on Harrogate's James Street may have closed for good.
The town centre shop has been a long-term destination for many people looking to buy or repair Apple products.
It is one of 10 stores run by London-based Albion Computers PLC, and the only one in the north of England.
At the start of the month, the Harrogate iStore closed its doors and put up a notice in the window saying it was 'working on a new look'.
But multiple well placed sources have since told the Stray Ferret they do not expect it to re-open.
The signs advertising the new look have been removed and the view inside has been covered up. Albion has not provided an update.
The istore refurbishment notice in the shop on April 2.
The Stray Ferret has contacted Albion but has not yet had a response.
The company describes itself on its website as 'an Apple premium reseller and Apple premium service provider' with 'over 35 years experience in supplying and supporting Apple technology'.
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