Mothercare

In England they have stores called Mothercare that sell everything for babies: maternity wear, strollers, nursery furniture, diapers, the works.

A GIFT OF LOVE Judith McNaught 1995

In England they have stores called Mothercare that sell everything for babies: maternity wear, strollers, nursery furniture, diapers, the works.

A GIFT OF LOVE Judith McNaught 1995

Mothercare, which is paying a total dividend of 18.3 pence, up 8.9%, said it was planning 150 overseas store openings in 2011-12 but expected trading to remain tough in the UK.

Evening Standard - Home 2011

Q was the clear winner, jumping five places since last year to first place with an impressive score of 84 per cent, but companies such as Mothercare, Game and Currys all dropped places.

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Shop Direct, whose catalogue brands also include Kays and Great Universal, has beaten off competition from other retailers such as Mothercare for the right to buy Ladybird.

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The police said a "Mothercare" plastic bag containing some baby-care items, such as milk powder and diapers, was also found.

Channel NewsAsia Front Page News 2009

But put that next to grim sales at Mothercare, Halfords and Argos, and throw in the British Retail Consortium's description of 2011 as a "pretty miserable year" for the high street, and a bigger picture comes into focus: the Great British shopper may not be on strike exactly, but he or she is certainly on buy-to-rule.

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Testers from Which? who shopped incognito at 43 stores around the country – including branches of John Lewis, Mothercare, Babies R Us and seven independent retailers – found mistakes made in almost half the cases.

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The retail sector has taken a hammering with casualties including Habitat, Focus DIY, Jane Norman and the discount department store group TJ Hughes, while well known high street brands such as Mothercare, HMV and Thorntons have closed large numbers of stores.

Newspaper publishers want Christmas to come early 2011

Some chains such as Mothercare and Thorntons have announced plans to scale back their high street presence with one retail analyst suggesting British chains were closing shops at a rate of 20 a day this year.

More than 20,000 high street jobs lost 2011