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John Lewis switches off click and collect at ‘critical point’ of Covid crisis
John Lewis will stop offering click and collect from its stores in a bid to reduce non-essential travel by customers.
The department store retailer will temporarily suspend its click-and-collect offer across its 42 branches at the end of today.
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