This is a list of department stores of the United Kingdom.
This list does not include large specialist stores, which sometimes resemble department stores.
The business closed in 1972 due to competitionfrom multiples.
The business was purchased by Garfield Weston though his subsidiary Howardsgate Holdings in the 1950s, before being moved to his company Associated British Foods in 1963.
It was bought by the John Lewis Partnership in 1983 and renamed John Lewis in 1984.
Austin's Department Store in Derry. Went into administration in 2016 (Sean Mack)
Bainbridge of Newcastle, now John Lewis Newcastle (Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums)
Caleys was established in 1810. It closed in 2006 as part of the John Lewis Partnership. (Pamela Marson)
Derry & Tom's was in between the other two Kensington department stores, Barkers and Pontings, closed in 1971. (Edwardx)
David Evans in Swansea in 1979 (Brian Whittle)
Fishpools in Waltham Cross (Christine Matthews)
Gamages
Hammonds in Hull (Peter Church)
E. Jackson in Reading, known as Jackson's Corner (Hotlorp)
Kendals, Manchester(KJP1)
Lack Brothers store in Thornton Heath, Croydon
Advertisement for Mastin Brothers, Hastings (Phil Sellens)
Nasons, Canterbury - closed in 2018 (Stacey Harris)
Ocky White, Haverfordwest - closed 2013 (Jaggery)
Pollecoff's Department Store, Pwllheli (Eric Jones)
Former building of Quin & Axten (Reading Tom)
Randall's of Uxbridge (Nigel Cox)
Suters Department Store, Slough from 1978 before becoming an Owen Owen. (Philip1951)
Former Patrick Thomson building, Edinburgh, now a Hilton Hotel (Calstanhope)
Former Uptons building in Linthorpe Road. (Mike Guess)
Former Vokins store, Brighton. Closed in 1997 (Hassocks5489)
