“Our focus will be to continue providing high-quality services, strengthening our remaining stores and expanding our omni-channel capabilities to meet the demands of our customers.”
This was announced just weeks after the retailer closed down another store in Cardiff.
The move comes as other retailers, both independent and industry giants, continue to struggle.
Elsewhere, devastated shoppers said their farewells to a beloved boutique closing after 22 years.
Family-run Little N’s Baby Boutique sadly announced they will be shuttering their site in Dartford, Kent, in just days.
Dozens of shops are set to close across the country before the end of the month in the latest blow to UK high streets.
Just a few months in to 2025 and it’s already proving to be another tough year for many major brands.
Rising living costs – which mean shoppers have less cash to burn – and an increase in online shopping has battered retail in recent years.
