WHSmith has unveiled its new-look Newcastle Airport store, following a six-week transformation project to create a one-stop ...

All 480 WH Smith high street stores are being sold to investment company Modella Capital for just £76 million. The WH Smith name is not part of the sale and the stores will be rebranded TG Jones.

The retailer has sold its high street branches, but retains its WHSmith travel retail proposition, which now makes up 75% of ...

The extensive refurbishment will bring convenience in the form of a 3,700 sq ft outlet, located in the departure lounge ...

The 3,700sq ft space has been transformed into a one-stop convenience outlet for travel essentials, reopening in time for the busy Easter holiday period.

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This move comes as a fresh blow to the UK high street, which has been struggling to recover from the pandemic, witnessing a ...

Sean Toal, CEO of the new TGJones business, added: “Selling the High Street business has been a significant milestone for the WHSmith Group, and I am delighted that we have agreed a sale with ...

Leading travel retailer WHSmith has agreed a sale of its High Street division to Modella Capital for an enterprise value of £76 million (US$98.5 million) as it sharpens the focus on its fast-growing ...

After forming in 1792, WHSmith has been sold to Modella Capital - the company that owns Hobbycraft - and the move will see ...

The deal will see the WH Smith name erased from town centres, with the wider business switching its full focus to its more ...

Andrew Harrison, CEO WHSmith Travel, said: "With our newly refurbished store at Newcastle Airport, we've really focused on elevating the shopping experience for our customers. "From essential ...