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John Lewis sued by Brent Cross landlords over click-and-collect service

The landlord of London shopping centre Brent Cross is suing John Lewis for a share of its click-and-collect sales, claiming that the department store should pay for online sales collected in-store. In a joint filing with the High Court, Hammerson and former landlord Standard Life Investments have requested clarification on whether sales made via...

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Hammerson increase stake in Brent Cross

Hammerson, the largest UK-listed, pure-play owner and manager of prime retail and leisure anchored city destinations across the UK, France and Ireland, has increased its stake in London shopping centre Brent Cross. In a statement, Hammerson confirmed it is acquiring the units in the Abrdn UK Shopping Centre Trust (SCUT), which holds 59 percent...

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Pre-loved fashion concept to open at Brent Cross

Pre-loved fashion concept store Charity Super.Mkt, billed as a “department store for second-hand style,” is opening a pop-up at Brent Cross in London this January. Charity Super.Mkt, the brainchild of Wayne Hemingway, founder of British fashion brand Red or Dead and Hemingway Design, and Maria Chenoweth, chief executive of sustainable clothing...

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Mango joins the list of leading fashion retailers at Brent Cross

Hammerson and Aberdeen Standard Investments have announced the arrival of fashion retailer Mango at North London’s retail destination - Brent Cross. The company said in a statement that Mango’s new 6,500 sq. ft. womenswear store will take a prime location in the main mall, alongside Hugo Boss, Tesla, Victoria’s Secret and Swarovski,...

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Hammerson unveils plans for 1.4 billion Brent Cross redevelopment

Hammerson and Standard Life Investments submitted a detailed planning application to Barnet Council for the 1.4 billion pound redevelopment of Brent Cross Shopping Centre in London on Friday. The new plans include the refurbishment and extension of the shopping centre which will see more than 200 new retail stores, 60 restaurants, a cinema,...

Design

Tissot announces first retail venture in the UK

Swiss watchmaker, Tissot has announced that its opening a standalone space in North London’s Brent Cross shopping centre, in what will mark the brand’s first retail venture in the UK. The 12 square metre boutique kiosk will sits alongside another Swatch Group brand, CK, and will open on December 2 to push its Christmas sales. The space will...