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John Lewis Partnership


 

The John Lewis Partnership is a major United Kingdom retailer, operating department stores and, through its Waitrose subsidiary, upmarket supermarkets. Unusually, it is a partnership, with the company held in trust on behalf of its employees (called partners) who receive an annual profit distribution which is usually a significant fraction of their annual salary.

Department stores

As of 2005 the partnership operates 27 department stores. Most of these trade as John Lewis but some trade under other names such as Peter Jones, Robert Sayle, Knight & Lee and Caleys. The stores are in a mixture of city centre and regional shopping centre locations. They are generally the largest or second largest department store in their local market. The flagship Oxford Street store in London remains the largest John Lewis outlet in the UK. The stores are moderately upmarket and are perceived as a bastion of the British middle class.

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As of 2005 - Peter Jones - Robert Sayle - Knight & Lee - Caleys - Oxford Street - London

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In Greater London

In South East England

In South West England

In the East of England

In the East Midlands

In the West Midlands

In Yorkshire and the Humber

In the North West

In the North East

In Scotland

In Northern Ireland

In June 2004 John Lewis announced plans to open its first store in Northern Ireland at the Sprucefield Park development, the province's largest out of town shopping centre, located outside Lisburn and ten miles from Belfast. The application was approved in June 2005.

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Northern Ireland - Sprucefield Park - Lisburn - Belfast

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In Wales

  • Cardiff (planned, as part of the St Davids Centre - Phase 2 redevelopment)