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Next and Rituals are coming to Whitewater Shopping Centre in 2026.
It's been a busy time for the Newbridge centre with the opening of Lovisa just before Christmas. Next is due open in May with Rituals expected to open a new store soon.
Prior to Christmas, the centre posted this message on Facebook; "As the year draws to a close we would like to sincerely thank our dedicated and loyal customers, our incredible tenants and hard-working staff for your ongoing support, commitment,and collaboration throughout the year. 2026 will be a particularly special year for us as we proudly mark 20 years at Whitewater Shopping Centre - a milestone made possible by the wonderful community that continues to support and shape the Centre . From all of us at Whitewater we wish you and your families a very happy Christmas and a new year filled with success good health and happiness."
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