At least two stores – Merthyr Tydfil in Wales and Wellingborough in North Northamptonshire – will shut in March, with the ...

This year is predicted to be one of the worst years for the British high street, with a number of huge brands closing their ...

WHSmith is looking to sell its 500 high street stores to focus more on its travel branches - but a potential new owner would ...

TWO British high street giants are locked in a battle to take over WHSmith’s retail stores. The move comes weeks after it was revealed that the 233-year-old retailer’s holding company ...

THE WHSmith brand name looks set to vanish from British high streets after 230 years. The retail giant is working to offload ...

Over the weekend the Sunday Times revealed that a deal for the sale of 500 WH Smith stores is unlikely to include the brand.

WH Smith started as a news vendor, with its first store opened by Henry Walton Smith and his wife Anna in London's Little Grosvenor Street, near Bond Street. The company's first travel store ...

WHSmith is closing in on the sale of its High Street business as only two bidders remain to take on its 500-plus stores.

Newtown's unique WHSmith store, which has been part of the High Street for almost 100 years, has gone up for sale. Customers said goodbye to staff at the shop before it closed on Saturday, February 22 ...

WHSmith, a familiar name in Australian airports, rail stations and universities, is doubling down on its travel retail ...

WHSmith is in talks to offload its 500 high street stores as part of a strategic shift, but the sale will involve the retailer relinquishing the rights to its iconic brand name.