Cheery Robin Redbreast returns to visit retail staff in time for Christmas

Staff at Wrightington retail outlet JAK Hanson have celebrated the return of a feathered friend after it first appeared last Christmas.
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A bold little robin waits at the goods entrance each morning to greet staff opening up for the day. Possibly the same bird, or another with a liking for the store which is surrounded by fields and hedgerows, ‘Robin’ can be heard tapping on the door for it to open up.

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First seen last December, the caring staff have placed a bird box at the back of Derby House to offer shelter.

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Sales advisor Diane Faunch with a nest box they’ve just put up Mr RobinSales advisor Diane Faunch with a nest box they’ve just put up Mr Robin
Sales advisor Diane Faunch with a nest box they’ve just put up Mr Robin

Co-founder of JAK Hanson Jane Ramones said: "Robin is particularly fond of one member of staff called Tracy, he comes right up to her. Perhaps he heard we had a sale on and fancied a ‘cheep’ Christmas bargain!”

What does it mean if a robin visits you?

For centuries, this tiny bird has been the symbol of good luck, happiness, rebirth - and sometimes even as a messenger for lost, loved ones.

Firstly, after the death of a loved one, a robin will sometimes pay you a visit. Robins, a sign from Heaven, can bring a message from above indicating your loved one is at peace.

Secondly, these red-breasted songbirds represent renewal and new beginnings which can mean a transformation of life is about to happen.

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