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AMMANFORD’S Wilko store’s closing date has been confirmed for next week.

Homeware specialist The Range is to buy the brand and website of collapsed retailer Wilko, it was confirmed on Thursday.

Budget rival The Range has reportedly agreed to buy the Wilko brand name.

All 400 stores across the UK will now close by early October after a meeting with administrators PwC.

All 400 stores across the UK will now close by early October after a meeting with administrators PwC.

Has 400 stores around the uk. many of them are in expensive high street locations in town centres, while shoppers increasingly switch to retail parks. it also faced more competition from rivals such as b&m, poundland and home bargains. all of that resulting in sharp losses for wilko. the administrators pwc set a deadline of last friday for potential buyers to come forward. they are now saying no—one wants to buy the whole business — but it could be broken up as conversations continue with th...

Wilko fell into the hands of administrators today in a sad day for the high street - but what does its collapse mean for shoppers and why did the much-loved retailer fail?