All Greater London articles
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NewsAldi reveals 10 store locations to open in 2027
The supermarket is planning three new stores in London, with additional openings in the Isle of Wight and Devon, among others.
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GalleryTed Baker returns to bricks and mortar with new London concept
British lifestyle brand Ted Baker has returned to physical retail in the UK with a new store concept.
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NewsOxford Street pedestrianisation given the go ahead for next month
London mayor Sadiq Khan has announced the pedestrianisation of parts of Oxford Street will commence next month.
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OpinionâWhen Londonâs West End succeeds, the UK does tooâ
Ahead of the Labour Party conference, Dee Corsi, chief executive of the New West End Company, makes the case for rates reform, action on crime, and policies that will drive growth
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GalleryIn pictures: Liberty expands jewellery offer with new fashion gallery
Liberty London has opened a new jewellery space at its flagship, dedicated to fashion pieces after reporting a 20% jump in demand from customers.
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NewsClarks opens Marble Arch store as European expansion continues
The 200-year-old British footwear retailer Clarks has opened a new store at Marble Arch on Oxford Street, its second store on the street, as it builds on last yearâs return to profit.
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Chart of the WeekBritish brandsâ search for pop-up space abroad grows, Paris leads three to one
When it comes to pop-up space, British brands are increasingly looking beyond the UK. Above all to Paris, the premier showcase for luxury fashion.
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Chart of the WeekHow late-night shopping on Oxford Street compares to other destinations
Many flagships in Londonâs capital stay open until 9pm. We look at some of the cities that go even later.
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NewsHarrods back in profit
The luxury London department store chain recorded a pre-tax profit of ÂŁ84.9m in the year ending January 31, according to a Sky News report
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NewsTime Out Market to open in Piccadilly Circus
Time Out Group is to bring a global flagship of its Market concept to the new 10 Piccadilly development in central London.
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NewsAsda to roll out crime intelligence platform across all stores
Asda is rolling out crime reporting and intelligence platform Auror across its entire store estate following a successful pilot.
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NewsPinterest invests in new London office as part of ânew era of shoppingâ vision
Pinterest has opened a new Oxford Circus destination to drive the groupâs strategy for a ânew era of shoppingâ, where it can serve as a digital shop window for brands and spark inspiration for consumers.
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NewsLondon Designer Outletâs new AI assistant drives double-digit surge in page views
London Designer Outlet, based in north Londonâs Wembley Park, has seen a double-digit rise in page views since launching its new AI assistant, Retail Week can reveal.
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AnalysisM&S Pantheon: Inside the London flagship setting the blueprint for future stores
Marks & Spencer presented its newly transformed Pantheon flagship store on Londonâs Oxford Street on Monday, unveiling what it described as the blueprint for its full-line store renewal programme
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NewsRetailers and police agree action plan for tackling London retail crime
The Metropolitan Police has said it will prioritise attendance to violent retail incidents and focus enforcement on prolific offenders.
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NewsHarvey Nichols owner looks for rapid sale - reports
Financial advisers to department store chain Harvey Nichols have told potential bidders they have two weeks to submit an offer.
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GalleryLuxury furniture retailer RH moves into 18th century Mayfair mansion
American luxury furniture specialist RH â formerly Restoration Hardware â has opened its highly anticipated London showroom at 7 Burlington Gardens in Mayfair.
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NewsProCook sees London and the north as âtarget areasâ for store openings
ProCook chief executive Lee Tappenden has identified London and Northern areas of the UK as âtarget areasâ for store openings, Retail Week can reveal.
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InterviewQ&A: Janie and Jack president on turning motherhood into a lifestyle category
American childrenâs wear label Janie and Jack is plotting its international expansion, starting with the UK
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AnalysisWhat is going on with Oxford Street pedestrianisation?
Earlier this month, it seemed like the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street could be under threat after the Conservatives, who promised a legal challenge as part of their local election campaign in Westminster, retook the council from Labour