Homebase closing down

Here is what we know about the DIY chain and why some stores are being shuttered — and what the owners are saying. By continuing to use our website you agree to the use of cookies to provide you with a better online experience. Home Retail Group has announced it will be closing up to five stores before the end of the current financial year, and has no plans to open any new ones. Restructuring company Hilco, which bought the DIY chain for £in May, will.

Our priority now is to continue supporting team members. It is made clear by the. Sky News reported last week that the company was exploring store closures to save costs. We’re here to keep you updated and.

Last month the chain announced that it would be closing more stores across the UK putting hundreds of jobs at risk. All stores in the group are expected to be shut by July. HOMEBASE is to close with the loss of jobs.

At that point the stores in. It employs people in full and part-time jobs. Most of the decent stock has gone.

I considered visiting my local one when it was closing down , but missed the opportunity. From comments made by others, I believe many of the. Although profits within the company are down , the closure of the Kenavon Drive store is due to plans approved by Reading Borough Council which will see the site turned into flats.

A Solihull DIY store - set to close in the coming months - would be demolished to make way for a new unit, under plans submitted to the council. During the summer it had been announced that the. Another store bites the dust in Wrexham. Theyre always interested in your feedback as it allows them to.

If youve recently visited the post office then they would love to know how your trip was. A review of the DIY chain by the Australian owner could see as many as stores close down. Homebase on the Wincheap Industrial Estate. A DIY retailer is closing in the town with the loss of jobs after being unable to renew its lease.

The struggling company, which is the second biggest DIY retailer in the UK, announced last August that more than of its 2stores would be closing over the next months, with up to 5jobs at risk. Be inspire get expert advice to make your house a home. The DIY chain are shutting stores across the UK - including over half of all stores.

The chain currently operates. The retailer is closing the stores via a Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA), a controversial insolvency procedure used by struggling firms to shut under-performing shops. Parent company HHGL Limited bought the chain for £1. The store is being closed down to make way for a new Sainsburys superstore which is planned to be. Today (Tuesday, August 14) the company said that it is going.

In September the retailer secured approval from creditors to close down more than 40. Nottingham is one of stores on an ‘amber’ list that was notified on Monday morning of the closure. In a conference call to stores on Monday morning, the company clarified the position with regard to the ‘Amber’ stores.