- WH
Smith plc,
trading as
WHSmith (also
written WH Smith, and
known colloquially as Smith's and
formerly as W. H.
Smith & Son), is a
British retailer,...
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TGJones is the
planned name for the high
street retail business of
WHSmith,
following the
completion of its
divestment and sale to
Modella Capital, which...
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numbers to
identify books. In 1965,
British bookseller and
stationers WHSmith announced plans to
implement a
standard numbering system for its books...
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current owner of the brand,
retailer WHSmith, has used 'Gadget Shop'
branding on some of its products. From 2015,
WHSmith Australia used the 'Gadget Shop'...
- 2021,
eventually leading to
physical Toys "R" Us
concessions opening in
WHSmith stores. The
first Toys "R" Us
store in the
United Kingdom opened in 1985...
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greyhound racing from
Wembley Stadium –
including the St Leger. By late 1984,
WHSmith Television Group had
purchased a 15%
stake in the company, RCA also acquired...
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Smith (1792–1865),
founder of the
WHSmith chain of
newsagents William Henry Smith (1825–1891), son of the
founder of
WHSmith,
businessman and
politician William...
- name was
bought by
WHSmith. Past Times'
website was
taken down
following the purchase. John
Richard Beale, 1944–2024. "
WHSmith's acquisition of Past...
- Waterstone, the
bookseller expanded rapidly until being sold in 1993 to
WHSmith. In 1998
Waterstones was
bought by a
consortium of Waterstone, EMI, and...
- As Lucy
Fails To Impress". HuffPost.
WHSmith. "Be Body Beautiful: My
Guide to a Healthy,
Happy New You".
WHSmith. "Lucy
Mecklenburgh is the new face of...
