BGT finalist to open Eastbourne store

Britain's Got Talent finalist Steve Hewlett will open the new Kids Stuff store in the Arndale Centre at the weekend.

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Ventriloquist Steve, who was a finalist on the seventh series and has led a team on Eggheads, will appear with his puppets Chi Chi and Simon Cowell.

After declaring the store open at 10.30am, Steve will chat to families in the store.

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There will be free face painting for youngsters until 2.30pm and free paper finger puppet making throughout the day.

Winners of a name the famous puppet competition running until February 4 will also be announced.

Kids Stuff, a family run business, with currently four generations involved within the company, has been operating in the Arndale Centre since 2010 but has just moved to a brand new unit for this year.

The business was launched in 1988 when owner Debbie Hartfield was looking for a toy in her local town and said she was unhappy with the choice available to her.

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Some 25 years later there are now eight stores located across Sussex and Kent with a successful on-line presence via a website and other social networks.

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