A bag from John Lewis stores from the 1970s displaying the value promise, ‘Never Knowingly Undersold’ The slightly awkward-sounding slogan ‘Never Knowingly Undersold’ differs from many on our list for ...

Trader Joe’s is expected to open more stores in the coming year. Fans of Trader Joe’s are slated to see a dozen new stores "opening soon," according to the grocery store chain’s website.

All stores will remain closed on January 1. On New Year's Eve, John Lewis stores will open between 9am and 6pm, though all John Lewis stores, including those in major shopping centres across the ...

New John Lewis boss Peter Ruis has made quite the statement by bringing back its ‘Never Knowingly Undersold’ price promise, two years after the department store scrapped it. The first major ...

They wrote to the money-saving expert: "Dear Martin Lewis, I was horrified yesterday when I went into a store to return the shirt that I decided which was not suitable for me and they said that I ...

The vast majority of Waitrose supermarkets and all standalone John Lewis stores will be shut on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) which runs the two brands ...

So it’s worth checking your local branch to make sure. The vast majority of Waitrose supermarkets and standalone John Lewis stores will be shut on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. The John Lewis ...

Their sales will launch in stores on December 27. John Lewis John Lewis will shut its standalone stores on Boxing Day, with only its Trafford and Stratford shopping centre shops remaining open. Most ...

John Lewis launched its Boxing Day sale online on Christmas Eve, December 24th, with in-store sales commencing on December 27th. This schedule allows customers to access discounts online before ...

Furniture Village has opened its first store in Scotland at Edinburgh’s Straiton Retail Park. The 25,780 square foot space has a ground floor and mezzanine where customers can shop for furniture and ...

But despite popular belief, money-saving guru Martin Lewis says you don't actually have a legal right to return goods bought in-store - unless 'they're faulty'. Speaking on his eponymously named ...