Cumnock Factory Outlet has announced a delay to its re-opening date following extensive fire damage last year.
The popular store was badly damaged by fire last July, which caused "significant damage" to a large part of the interior.
An initial opening date had been set for this September, with that later being pushed back to November.
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However, issues such as inclement weather and supply chain delays have meant the shop will not be open in time for Christmas.
The business will now aim to re-open in January 2025.
Images have been shared online showing the interior of the shop with the fire damage and the subsequent work to clear it ready for its makeover.
The Cumnock Factory Outlet team have been sharing updates on social media to keep customers across all of their developments.
In their latest post announcing the delay, they said: "We know this news will come as a disappointment to you all, as much as our rebuild is progressing well, there have been many delays due to varying factors including the awful weather and material supply chain delays.
"This unfortunately has taken us off track and our new scheduled reopening will be January 2025.
"Although we appreciate this is not the best news, we still very much look forward to sharing with you our rebuild journey. We can't wait to welcome you back in the New Year."
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