built in under a year. B&Q were the first top open their doors in July 2008, the new 'Mini Warehouse' was built to replace a rundown superstore on nearby Duke Street, the B&Q contains roughly of retail space - including a garden centre and builders' yard. The other unit in Cornmill Park - a JJB Sports Superstore, Fitness Club and Gym opened in September 2008. The two story building has a total floor area of and includes a long swimming pool. The store and fitness club now goes by the name DW Sports Fitness after it was acquired by Dave Whelan in March 2009. Also worth of note is the supermarket Morrisons which is located more or less next to Cornmill Crossing, only separated by Michaelson Road Bridge. Hindpool Retail Park Hindpool Retail Park is the only one of the four retail parks to have increased its number of units since opening. Next and the former Brantano were built in 2005 on the site of a former women's institute that straddled the retail park, while a smaller building was constructed within the park itself in 2015 to house Costa Coffee and Subway. Plans in 2019 revealed that Burger King had plans to open up a store in the vacant Frankie and Benny's restaurant. Hollywood Park Hollywood Park is the most diverse of the four retail parks, as well as the second largest. Designed by Craig and Green Architects, plans were first submitted for a new leisure and retail complex in Barrow in October 1997, the local council approved these plans in April 1998. Throughout the rest of 1998 and 1999, a number of tenants lined up to move into Hollywood Park - with most of these being swiftly approved. Construction of the complex was completed just after the turn of the millennium. Electrical stores Comet and Currys both moved into Hollywood Park from smaller premises in Cornerhouse Retail Park. Hollywood Park is home to three food outlets, the largest cinema in Cumbria as well as a number of retail outlets with mezzanine floors. JJB Sports moved to a larger premises in Cornmill Crossing in 2008, whilst the likes of and Klaussner furniture fell victims to bankruptcy. Plans were recently approved for Aldi to combine the two former Dreams and B&M Bargains units into one, 1,395 square metre, 'superstore'. It is not yet known whether the Hindpool Park store will close.