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New sweet shop with more than 70 varieties to open on high street

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A new sweet shop will soon open its doors in a town centre.

The Fizzy Rascal will launch at 48 Shoreham High Street on April 25.

The unit was previously occupied by Samy’s Kitchen and Bar, which closed after six years last October.

The new store has been fitted out with new utilities, lights, signage and shop counters, and will offer at least 70 varieties of retro sweets.

Its social media page says the shop aims to provide “joyful sweets, fizzy favourites, and playful treats”.

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The announcement of the opening has already generated excitement online.

Maureen Deves Johnson described the store as a “great addition to the high street”, while Steve Cornish said: “Looking forward to visiting. Good luck”.

Aidan Gumbrell said: “A gorgeous store with great design and energy”, adding “can’t wait to see how this amazing business develops in the future”.

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