Shoppers facing queues at Sports Direct, Primark, H&M, Argos and Debenhams in Portsmouth as stores reopen
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Huge lines continue to stretch around Portsmouth city centre for Primark.
However more queues have now appeared on Commercial Road, including at Sports Direct.
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Hide AdThe line for the sports store is lengthy one and shoppers can expect to have to wait to visit it.
In Fareham there are similarly long queues for Sports Direct, with more than 30 people waiting in line.
Non-essential shops have been allowed to open as of today.
Boris Johnson announced the changes at the end of last month, and they come into force 12 weeks after lockdown began.
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Hide AdPlenty of other retailers in Commercial Road are returning for business.
Gunwharf Quays will also be reopening for business today.
The discount shopping centre has announced that 50 stores will be reopening – including Hugo Boss and Cadbury’s.
We will be bringing you all the latest updates from across Portsmouth, Gosport, Fareham and the surrounding areas today as shops reopen.
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