Peter Jelkeby: Last News

IKEA has vowed to pass savings onto customers as it moved to cut prices over the next year.

Topshop closed its iconic Oxford Street shop, but it’s finally being taken over.Ikea is buying the former flagship store in a £378million deal – meaning you’ll be able to take a tube to shop there.The Swedish store will be opening its new London location in Autumn 2023 after the Arcadia Group collapsed last year.It will mean three floors of the iconic building will sell furniture, home accessories, kitchen products and more.The sale will complete in January after a conditional purchase contract was signed.Another Ikea in Hammersmith, West London, is also set to open in the next few months.Peter Jelkeby, the head of Ikea’s UK and Ireland business, said today physical stores “will always be an essential part of the Ikea experience” even

Wales Online, the retailer will re-sell it to the public to encourage sustainability.

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IKEA is to close all its Scots stores due to the outbreak of coronavirus.

IKEA is closing all its stores across the UK and Ireland as part of its emergency coronavirus measures.

coronavirus crisis. Peter Jelkeby, IKEA’s Country Retail Manager for the UK and Ireland, said plans to reopen stores in England incorporate all the company's learnings from reopening in China, North America and the rest of Europe, coupled with the Government’s workplace guidance and the guidance developed by the British Retail Consortium and its Union, Usdaw.