House of Fraser's flagship Oxford Street store will close its doors for good in January. The Art Deco building will be turned into an office block with shops, a gym and a rooftop restaurant.

House of Fraser is set to shut 31 stores putting thousands of jobs at risk. Its flagship Oxford Street branch is one of those identified to shut, as well as stores in Birmingham, Cardiff ...

House of Fraser has been evicted from its Oxford Street store after 142 years as the landlord redevelops the building following a long-term drop in footfall.

Former BHS store on Oxford Street reborn as new office, retail and cultural complex - Scheme follows reinvention of former ...

The company's flagship store on London's Oxford Street is among those set to shut in 2019 if its steps to restructure are approved. The full list of where House of Fraser stores are closing ...

House of Fraser will shut its Oxford Street shop permanently in January, becoming the third major UK retailer to shut its flagship London branch in the past year after Topshop and Debenhams.

House of Fraser's flagship store in London's Oxford Street has been spared closure, new owner Sports Direct has said. Prior to the business going into administration earlier this month, the key site ...

House of Fraser’s former flagship store on Oxford Street is set to undergo a £132m revamp, which includes ground-floor retail, offices, restaurants, a gym and a swimming pool.

Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley has signed to keep the House of Fraser flagship on Oxford Street open, in a move which “cements his intentions for the department store chain”.

Number 318 Oxford Street started as a purpose-built department store and traded under the name of DH Evans until it was rebranded as House of Fraser in 2001.

The House of Fraser building on London’s Oxford Street is set for a £100 million facelift after Westminster Council last night approved plans to redevelop the building.