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Existing tenants include Dunelm, Homesense and SportsDirect.com which is situated adjacent to Waitrose.
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Latest retail news in Harrow on the Hill
Footwear brand steps into Soho's Beak Street for UK debut
Thu May 08 2025
Contemporary footwear brand Autry has opened its first store in the UK, taking a 2,600 sq ft space at 61-63 Beak Street in Soho, London. Established in 1982, the brand looks to offer vintage-style sneakers with a sports-oriented twist. Autry follows a number of brands which have debuted in the neighbourhood over the last year, such as PANGAIA at 57 Carnaby Street, Saloman at 18 Broadwick Street, and an array of debut food and beverage concepts such as Goldies and Donia in Kingly Court, and The Counter and Two Floors on Kingly Street.
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Sports memorabilia brand opens debut flagship store on Regent Street
Thu May 08 2025
Fanatics Collectibles, a specialist in licensed sports memorabilia and trading cards, has opened its first permanent flagship space at 54 Regent Street in London. The 8,500 sq ft store was opened at the end of April, with seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton cutting the ribbon alongside Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin. The store offers a range of special edition sports memorabilia, collectibles, clothing, and trading cards along with a social media and podcast studio, designed to offer fans a premium, interactive shopping experience.
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SGS Group brings former name back to Watford's largest shopping centre
Wed May 07 2025
SGS Group, the owner of Atria Watford, is to rebrand the shopping centre to its previous name. From this summer, the scheme will be called Harlequin, a decision which SGS Group said was backed by overwhelming public sentiment. The group said the strategic rebrand reflects a significant investment drive designed to elevate the scheme's retail, food, and leisure offer, enabled by the corporate restructuring of SGS Group in 2024.
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