Superdrug opens Kilmarnock's Queen's Drive Retail Park store

The retailer’s latest addition marks its 100th retail park location <i>(Image: Ian West/PA Wire)</i>
The retailer’s latest addition marks its 100th retail park location (Image: Ian West/PA Wire)
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SUPERDRUG has officially opened the doors to its new Kilmarnock store.

Located at Queens Drive Retail Park, the health and beauty retailer’s latest addition marks its 100th retail park location and brings 20 new permanent jobs to the area.

The 9,500sqft store promises an enhanced shopping experience, offering an extensive range of health, beauty and well-being products, as well as Superdrug’s own-label collections and a dedicated Beauty Studio.

Simon Comins, chief operating officer at Superdrug, said: "Opening our new store at Queens Drive Retail Park, Kilmarnock, is a proud moment for Superdrug as we celebrate our 100th retail park store and eighth new store opening this year.

"This milestone reflects our continued investment in communities across the UK and making health and beauty more accessible for customers.

"With a larger store, dedicated Beauty Studio and an extensive range across health, beauty, fragrance, skincare, cosmetics and International Beauty brands, we’re excited to bring an enhanced shopping experience to Kilmarnock, while supporting the local community through our partnership with Kilmarnock FC.

"We look forward to welcoming customers and celebrating this opening together."

To mark the occasion, the first 100 customers received complimentary goodie bags, and shoppers can enjoy 20 per cent off beauty services for the first two weeks.

The store opening coincides with a new partnership with Kilmarnock Women’s FC, who will be in attendance to cut the ribbon and meet customers.

Superdrug has also announced plans to open 30 more stores across the UK in 2026.

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