Monthly Archives: October 2014

Topshop embroiled in body-shaming debate

Posted onOctober 31, 2014byadmin

Four days ago, student Becky Hopper posted this picture of a super-skinny mannequin on display in a Topshop store in St Stephen’s Shopping Centre, Hull. Social media backlash It has now been re-tweeted over 8,000 times. Becky and her friend …

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Is the country’s love for DIY fading?

Posted onOctober 27, 2014byadmin

Following a review of Homebase’s 323 stores, the chain’s parent, Home Retail Group, plans to cut the number of Homebase stores by 25% before 2019 because they’re unprofitable or in decline. 80 stores to close Nationwide Seven stores have already …

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Trick or Treat?

Posted onOctober 21, 2014byadmin

It’s Halloween next Friday and with an estimated 60% of families in the UK getting involved in Halloween this year, the expectation for retailers to meet consumer demand is high. The Halloween market is expected to be worth over £240 …

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Clothing retailers hot under the collar after bad September sales

Posted onOctober 16, 2014byadmin

High street retailers sales take a battering as an Indian summer leaves coats and winter boots on the rails at many fashion stores. The warmer Autumn weather is threatening to ruin fashion retailers sales. Shoppers are putting off buying winter …

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