The iconic British retailer, renowned for its selection of books, stationery, and gifts, is putting its 500 UK high street stores up for sale in order to focus on its more profitable travel division ...

WHSmith’s high street stores have been woefully under-invested, with the business doing as little as possible to bring them ...

The retailer has confirmed plans to sell its 500 UK high street stores, including 195 with an in-store Post Office.

WHSMITH has revealed it could sell 500 UK high street stores more than 230 years after opening its first shop. The retail ...

Alongside the news, the retailer – which is famous for selling stationary, books and gifts – has announced that it will close ...

EXCLUSIVE A leading retail expert has slammed WHSmith for failing to evolve in the same week that the interest over buying ...

Once a stalwart of the British high street, WHSmith hopes to sell off 500 stores to focus on its more profitable outlets at train stations and airports – but, given the shabby state of many of its ...

The shops are to close their doors as the retailer confirms plans to sell its 500 high-street outlets and focus on its ...

As WHSmith revaluates the future of its high street business, Retail Gazette takes a look at how it got here and what’s next ...

The fate of Post Offices housed within WHSmith stores would largely depend on the buyer’s plans and any agreements with Post ...

A potential buyer could also repurpose or reposition the stores, potentially moving away from WHSmith's traditional offering of books, stationery, and magazines to something more aligned with ...