List of Department Stores of The United Kingdom - Currently Trading - G - O

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• Goulds (Dorchester)
• Philip Hall (Ripon)
• Hancock & Wood (Warrington)
• Harrods (Knightsbridge, London)
• Harvey Nichols (Knightsbridge, London and branches)
• Harveys (Halifax)
• Hatchers (Taunton)
• Havens (Westcliff-on-Sea)
• Hawkins (Hitchin)
• Heart of England Co-operative Society (Nuneaton and branches)
• Hills (Spalding)
• Hoopers (Torquay and branches) - Group of 4 department stores including
  • Hoopers (Torquay) - Formerly Williams & Cox
  • Hoopers Tunbridge Wells (Tunbridge Wells) - Formerly Weekes
  • Hoopers Wilmslow (Wilmslow) - Formerly Finnigans
• David Hourston & Sons (Ayr)
• House of Fraser (Glasgow and branches) - The third largest group of traditional department stores in the UK. Stores include
  • Frasers (Glasgow) - Formerly McDonalds, Wylie & Lochhead and originally McDonalds and Wylie & Lochhead.
  • House of Fraser Birmingham (Birmingham) - Formerly Rackhams.
  • House of Fraser Cardiff (Cardiff) - Formerly Howells / James Howell & Co.
  • House of Fraser Hull (Hull) - Formerly Hammonds.
  • House of Fraser Manchester (Manchester) - Formerly Kendals / Kendal Milne & Co.
  • House of Fraser Oxford Street (Oxford Street, London) - Formerly D H Evans.
  • House of Fraser Plymouth (Plymouth) - Formerly Dingles / E Dingle & Co.
  • House of Fraser Victoria (Victoria Street, London) - Formerly Army & Navy / Army & Navy Stores.
  • Jenners (Edinburgh)
  • Jollys (Bath)
• T J Hughes (Liverpool and branches)
• T P Hughes (Tenby)
• E Jackson & Sons (Reading)
• Jarrolds (Norwich)
• Kerfoots (Porthmadog)
• H J Knee (Trowbridge and Malmesbury)
• Herbert Lewis (Chepstow)
• John Lewis Partnership (Oxford Street, London and branches) - The largest of the traditional department store groups in the UK in terms of sales and profit. The group operates 29 full-line department stores (significantly fewer outlets than its main rivals). John Lewis is a 'partnership', operating a unique democratic structure, with every permanent employee retaining a share in the business (held in trust). Nine long-established stores, each trading under their original names, have been re-branded as 'John Lewis' since 2000. Knight & Lee in Southsea will be re-branded following relocation to new premises. Peter Jones in Sloane Square, London retains its original name. Department stores include
  • John Lewis (Oxford Street, London)
  • Peter Jones (Sloane Square, London)
  • John Lewis Cambridge (Cambridge) - Formerly Robert Sayle.
  • John Lewis Cardiff (Cardiff)
  • John Lewis Edinburgh (Edinburgh)
  • John Lewis Liverpool (Liverpool) - Formerly George Henry Lee.
  • John Lewis Newcastle (Newcastle upon Tyne) - Formerly Bainbridge.
  • John Lewis Nottingham (Nottingham) - Formerly Jessops / Jessop & Son.
  • John Lewis Sheffield (Sheffield) - Formerly Cole Brothers.
  • John Lewis Southampton (Southampton) - Formerly Tyrrell & Green.
• Liberty (Regent Street, London)
• Lincolnshire Co-operative (Lincoln and Gainsborough)
• McEwens (Perth)
• David Mann & Sons (Cranleigh)
• Marks & Spencer (Marble Arch, Oxford Street, London and branches)
• Midlands Co-operative Society (Derby and branches)
• C Milner & Sons (Leyburn)
• Morleys (Brixton and branches) - 8 department stores including
  • Morleys (Brixton)
  • Bodgers (Ilford)
  • Elys (Wimbledon)
• Nasons (Canterbury)
• Oldrids (Boston)