Deciding to buy second-hand or 'preloved' clothes instead of new items from retailers is becoming more popular, and one woman ...

Corner Shop is the newest opening on Old Dumbarton Road, we caught up with the team. Part-owner Connor McGeady said that while the original plan was to open a bar offering seasonal and ever-changing ...

A building on Shirley High Street that used to be home to a betting shop has hit the rental market. A former William Hill shop, the 589 square-feet 67 High Street is up for grabs for a monthly fee ...

A UK high street shop that was once called "dead in a ditch" is now set to open "dozens" of new stores in 2025 as other retailers shut up shop amidst tough competition with online sellers.

Trade Me In. A trade-in store in St John's Shopping Centre, Leeds will be closing next month. Trade Me In has confirmed it will be shutting permanently on May 31, with an official statement ...

Number 45 in High Street, Newport, will serve its last customers on June 1 this year. The independent gift shop first opened in October 2009 before moving the bustling main street in 2016.

Full list of all the high street shops closing down in May - including WHSmith and Poundland. Some major retailers are leaving the high street in the latest blow to UK shoppers.

LOCALS in a seaside town have told how fifteen shops have closed on their high street in the space of a few months. Some complained there was “nothing to do any more” following the R… ...

High street giant with 412 shops in the UK to close 50 stores around the world A popular retailer in UK's high street will be closing 50 of its stores. By Aditi Rane, Reporter.

WHSmith has agreed to sell its British high street chain to Hobbycraft owner Modella Capital, in a deal valuing it at £76m, and it will eventually rebrand as TGJones.

The retailer has agreed to sell its UK high street chain to Hobbycraft owner Modella Capital in a deal valuing it at £76m, and will eventually rebrand as TGJones.

WH Smith has agreed to sell its UK high street chain in a deal valuing it at £76 million, and will eventually change its name under a rebrand, the company has announced. The WH Smith name will be ...