A supermarket giant has struck a deal with a DIY store chain to transform its Fareham location into a new shop.

The Range said it has celebrated an “exceptional” start to the year and has completed the first phase of its former Homebase store conversions. The discounter, which acquired Homebase and 70 of its ...

This is in comparison to the 25 employees that Homebase had. According to the application, the conversion would start early this year, with the store opening later in the year, should the plans be ...

The conversion of these sites is anticipated ... The company steadily grew and, in 1989, opened its 50th store in Norwich. By 1995, Homebase had 82 stores, and Sainsbury's acquired 241 Texas ...

However Homebase staff affected by the closures will be offered interviews by Sainsbury's, the supermarket giant has said. Around 1,000 new jobs are anticipated as a result of the conversion of ...

The conversion of these sites is anticipated ... The company steadily grew and, in 1989, opened its 50th store in Norwich. By 1995, Homebase had 82 stores, and Sainsbury's acquired 241 Texas ...

A Homebase store in Fareham is set to be transformed ... the first of these stores next summer and we aim to complete the conversion of all sites by the end of 2025.

Homebase locations earmarked for conversion are situated across the UK, from Northern Ireland to Hampshire, England. Homebase stores closing Sutton Coldfield Bromsgrove Cromer Derry/Londonderry ...