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The Entertainer offers click-and-collect until Christmas Eve despite Tier 4 restrictions

// The Entertainer will offer click-and-collect until midday on Christmas Eve
// The service will also be available in Tier 4 areas
// The toy retailer has also launched its January sales early

The Entertainer has ensured customers it will be offering click-and-collect until midday on Christmas Eve, including in areas under Tier 4 restrictions.

In addition, it has also launched its January sales early.

The toy retailer said click-and-collect will be available from all of its stores until midday on Christmas Eve.

READ MORE: The Entertainer gives staff 3 days off over Christmas & Boxing Day weekend

The Entertainer said this means “provided the product is in stock at their chosen store, customers will be able to order until midday on Christmas Eve and collect it before the store closes”.

While most of the retailer’s stores in the South East and London remain open, it said three stores in Romford Mercury, Bromley Upper Mall and Stevenage were closed.

It will also be offering express delivery on items for customers up until 3pm on Christmas Eve.

Meanwhile, January sales have been launched early, on December 21, offering up to 80 per cent off a range of products including L.O.L Surprise, Barbie, Disney, Shopkins, Paw Patrol and Hot Wheels.

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