WHSmith’s shares have sunk more than 18 per cent since the company’s board approved the sale of its high street chain at the ...

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WH Smith will disappear from the high street after a deal to sell its UK high street business to investment firm Modella Capital, owner of the arts and crafts retailer Hobbycraft, for £76m.

WH Smith has a new owner – the high street part, that is – and a new name. The dowdy and unloved chain, derided on X for its grotty stores and unlovely mix of product, has been snapped up by ...

The news follows a string of closures across the UK, including the shock announcement that The Works is shutting its store on Margate High Street. That closure comes as five more branches across ...

No, it is not. Its high street stores have been sold and will be rebranded to TGJones but its stores in airports, train stations and hospitals will remain and will still be called WH Smith. The travel ...

The £76m deal will see its 480 high street stores rebrand as TGJones, under the ownership of Modella Capital, which won the final stage of the auction process. While WH Smith has given up its ...

WHSmith has agreed to sell UK high street shops and is set for rebrand (Picture: Getty Images) One of the UK’s most recognisable high street names, WH Smith, is set to disappear from the high ...