Mary Queen Of Shops
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A year ago, Mary Portas took on a seemingly impossible challenge: dragging the humble, forgotten, unloved charity shop into the 21st Century. After 5 long months of toil and tears, she'd achieved a remarkable, lasting transformation.
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Mary Portas comes to the aid of a DIY store in Surrey that has seen profits plunge by 60 per cent in the past three years. People are rejecting the local shop in favour of big warehouse rivals however, the owner resists change.
59:00Retail expert Mary Portas heads to Manchester in a bid to change the fortunes of a hairdresser who is in danger of going out of business as former customers head to the competing salon around the corner.
June 2019
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59:00Mary Portas comes to the aid of three sisters, struggling to operate a greengrocers that has been in operation for 115 years. Portas has big ideas to reinvent the shop, but is met with skepticism and disagreement; prompting an argument.
59:00Retail expert Mary Portas comes to the aid of a husband and wife running a Dorset village shop, loosing almost £6,000 a month. The couple stands to lose their savings, pension and home if the presenter cannot improve the situation.
52:00Mary visits two shops she helped put on the right track in season one to see how they're doing.
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Retail guru Mary Portas sets out to keep Britain's small shopkeepers in business. Mary is in Islington at a shop run by divorcees Ruth Llewellyn and Anthony Wilson.
August 2017 59:00
59:00Mary shows the owner of a shop for full-figured women that she must give up her sizist attitude and learn to celebrate curves.
59:00Retail guru Mary Portas sets out to keep Britain's small shopkeepers in business. This week she sets out to turn around the fortunes of a store in Doncaster.
59:00Retail guru Mary Portas sets out to keep Britain's small shopkeepers in business. This week Mary helps a Surrey boutique which recently made an annual loss of 100,000 pounds.
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59:00Retail guru Mary Portas sets out to keep Britain's small shopkeepers in business. This week she helps fortysomethings Soly and Tim's unisex fashion store in Brighton.