That's why high street shops started to sell perfumes that are really similar to the real deal but can save you a serious chunk of change. And this Zara perfume is no different – with some ...

This year's eight-day Spring Festival holiday, which concluded on Tuesday, saw a record high volume of passenger traffic, according to Qunar, a Beijing-based online travel agency. Bookings at ...

The lowest rates of penalty notices issued were in inner London (3.5%) and outer London (3.4% ... Do you think families should be able to take children on holiday during the school term? Is it a ...

But these days it could just as easily apply to Britain’s beleaguered veteran high street chains – because, as it turns out, having a long and illustrious heritage that can be traced back ...

Some of the biggest fashion brands are preparing to leave London's famous Oxford Street as the number of high street shoppers continues to dwindle. The owners of Park House, home to the likes of ...

WH Smith tried to quash fears that hundreds of the Post Office branches in its stores will close as it sells its High Street estate. The retailer, which opened more than 230 years ago, has a ...

The billionaire owner of HMV is considering a bid for WH Smith’s high street business as the retailer focuses on travel. Doug Putman is said to be eyeing a potential swoop for the shops ...

It is understood private equity groups Hilco and Alteri are among parties to raise interest over a possible takeover of WH Smith’s high street arm. WH Smith has said it is considering the sale ...

in London. It then opened its first overseas shop in 1903, when it expanded to Paris. Clare Bailey, of consultants Retail Champion, said the decision reflected the decline of high-street shopping.

London-listed retailer WH Smith Plc is exploring options, including a potential sale, for its high street unit, which includes more than 500 stores in the UK. The group confirmed it was looking at ...

WH Smith is in talks to sell its entire high street business in Britain after ... WH Smith opened its first store in Little Grosvenor Street, London in 1792. The shop was run by Henry Walton ...

Drivers in west London have been warned about hoax parking ... Locations targeted by scammers included areas around Kensington High Street, Sloane Square and King's Road including Campden Hill ...