Boscombe skate shop to shut doors in 2026

A Boscombe shop specialising in skateboarding will close in 2026.

Moose Skate shop, on the high street, will shut its doors in February next year.

 

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A Boscombe shop specialising in skateboarding will close in 2026.

Moose Skate shop, on the high street, will shut its doors in February next year.

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