Former Matalan chief trading officer Ben Smith, who left the high street retailer in January, is set to join Sainsbury's ...

Matalan, the leading fashion and homeware omnichannel value retailer, announces the appointment of Sarah Welsh to the new ...

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with new third-party brand Duke Clothing offering lines up to 8XL. Ali Jones, Chief Customer & Omnichannel Officer at Matalan, said: “It has been a busy start to the year at Matalan – we’ve ...

Matalan's former chief trading officer Ben Smith, who departed in January, is set to take on a new role within Sainsbury’s clothing division.

Wigan & Leigh College’s new T Level Textile & Fashion Maker course has already proved to be an invaluable experience for student Jess Hill.

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Matalan has announced the appointment of ex- N Brown chief executive Sarah Welsh as its new chief product, brand and commercial officer. Welsh brings 30 years of retail experience and has been N-Brown ...

Matalan has become the first UK retailer to launch a Generative AI (GenAI ... will be implemented across all departments, including clothing and homeware. According to the retailer, the tool is also ...

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Mary Maughan, aged 29, stole clothing worth £97 from a branch in Bristol on November 1. Maughan, of Acacia Drive, Dursley, pleaded guilty to theft at Bristol Magistrates Court on Friday, February 28.