WHSmith is the latest retailer to bid farewell to brick-and-mortar sites this year, and there will be more to follow.

The theme for the British High Street? It has to be “Another One Bites the Dust”. WHSmith is the latest famous name for whom that thumping baseline is tolling. The group – with a 232-year ...

While sales were down on the high street compared to last year ... identity of rioters at Southport being mostly far-right white British. Why can we not also accept the reality of the overwhelming ...

British retailer WH Smith is looking to sell of its historic high street business to focus on its travel store unit in the latest hit to the U.K.'s retail industry. The 232-year-old retailer said ...

The brand has been a staple of the British high street for decades and grew in popularity when Post Offices were opened in 71 WHSmith branches in 2007. However, shoppers in Sheffield are the ...

The company’s first store was opened in Little Grosvenor Street in London 230 years ago. It grew into one of the major staples of the British high street with more than 520 branches currently ...

Other industry experts warned the demise of Oxford Street could spell an end for all British high streets which risk collapsing into 'wastelands' unless there are major regeneration efforts Oxford ...

News of the potential sale represents a watershed moment in the history of the British high street. WHSmith's first store was opened in 1792 by Henry Walton Smith and his wife Anna in Little ...

The British high-street supermarket chain is renowned for its delicious and often indulgent products, and McGrocer customers can't get enough of M&S. The standout item is the iconic Colin the ...

WH Smith is in talks to sell its high street stores, the British retailer has said. The firm said that it was "exploring potential strategic options for this profitable and cash-generative part of ...