John Lewis is reportedly looking to close several of its remaining department stores as the pandemic continues to drive shoppers online - but there are hopes the Ipswich branch will survive.
John Lewis is reportedly looking to close several of its remaining department stores as the pandemic continues to drive shoppers online - but there are hopes the Ipswich branch will survive.
John Lewis is closing up to eight stores - is Exeter at risk?
With the pandemic leading shoppers online, many regional department stores are at risk of being axed
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With the pandemic sending many shoppers online, John Lewis is set to close some of its regional department stores.
Chairman Dame Sharon White is considering the closure of up to eight of its remaining 42 stores, reports The Telegraph
However, it seems as though the Exeter store is likely to stay with the reported closures focusing on older, bigger stores.
It s suggested that outlets in Liverpool, Cambridge, Southampton, Norwich, Nottingham and Newcastle are all potentially under threat.
John Lewis is considering closing eight more stores
It is thought that older branches are at risk of closure
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John Lewis bosses are considering closing the doors on eight more stores from its remaining branches, it has been claimed.
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