‘Our multi-cultural megastore Ipswich Bazaar can save the town’

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George King/BBC News The Ipswich Bazaar team smile as they stand together in the new storeGeorge King/BBC News

The team at Ipswich Bazaar celebrate the store’s opening

The owner of a new multicultural megastore has said he believes it could help save a town centre.

Ipswich Bazaar, which has taken over the former Woolworths and Poundland site, has just welcomed its first customers.

The Carr Street store, which includes a bakery, restaurant, and a butchers, stocks produce from all over the world, including items not available in other supermarkets.

“We are doing something extraordinary and nobody has seen a shop like this – it has everything,” said Ariful Islam, the owner.

George King/BBC News Ariful Islam, in a white polo shirt, smiles as he stands outside his new storeGeorge King/BBC News

Ipswich Bazaar owner Ariful Islam hopes his new store can revitalise the town centre

George King/BBC News Row after row of shelves, packed with productsGeorge King/BBC News

The megastore stocks produce from around the world

Mr Islam believes Ipswich Bazaar, which has created more than 50 jobs, can now help turn the fortunes of the town centre around.

He added: “On Saturdays there are no people in the…

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