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The sale does not include the retailer's travel locations, such as shops in airports and train stations, nor the WHSmith ...
WHSmith sells its 480 high street stores to Modella Capital for £76mn, while shifting focus to international travel retail.
Twenty WHSmith stores on UK high streets will have closed in the coming weeks - as the brand focuses instead on its more profitable outlets at airports and train stations. The retailler ...
BRITISH high streets face another blow after WHSmith confirmed it will close another location. The struggling retailer is set to shut nine locations in weeks. Like many major chains, it has ...
WHSmith have been contacted for comment. Shops to close: April Halstead, Essex Halesowen, West Midlands Diss, Norfolk Newport, Wales Haverhill, Suffolk Woolwich, London May Stockton, County Durham ...
And now shoppers will be waving goodbye to even more in London, Manchester and the West Midlands. One branch will close in only two weeks. WHSmith, which runs 1,100 stores, previously announced ...
London Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire Orpington, Kent Hamilton, South Lanarkshire Omagh, County Tyrone Londonderry WHSmith is set to close 20 of its high street stores in the coming weeks as it ...
WHSmith will start pulling down the shutters on the branches within days with six shutting in April. Two others will permanently close in May while another will shutter in July. One other branch ...
Founded in 1792, the first WHSmith store was launched by Henry Walton Smith and his wife Anna on Little Grosvenor Street in London.
Another shop in Orpington, Greater London is also on the closure list, according to The Sun, but no set date has been announced yet. This week it was reported that WHSmith was "edging" closer to a ...
WHSmith has a rich heritage dating back to 1792, when Henry Walton Smith and his wife Anna opened their first store on Little Grosvenor Street in London. The company later expanded into travel ...