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POUNDLAND was savaged for selling sweets called Nutters with cross-eyed characters on the packs. Mental health campaigners branded the name offensive and distressing. MP Norman Lamb, whose 29-year-… ...

Poundland revenues dropped by 6.5% to 985 million euros (£830 million) for the six months to March, compared with a year earlier. The brand suffered “challenges across all categories” and had ...

Sharon Carroll once shopped so much at her local Poundland that her friends described her as "Mrs Poundland". "I'd just buy so many things," says Sharon. "I'd spend £40 to £50. "When everything ...

And while Poundland might not have the nostalgia of something like the Woolworths pic ‘n’ mix, it’s a potential loss we should take seriously. I pray Poundland survives.

Poundland was founded in 1990 by Dave Dodd and Steven Smith in 1990, originally selling all of its items at the single price of £1. It started with a single location in Burton-upon-Trent but grew ...

In March, Poundland's owners Pepco put the discount chain up for sale after its financial fortunes declined. It also unveiled a plan to buy back £168m of its own stock.

Pepco said: “Poundland is a strong brand that serves millions of customers every week and had around two billion euros (£1.67bn) in annual turnover in financial year 2024, but it is also ...

IF you’re transforming your garden into the ultimate outdoor area, Poundland has just the thing. You can pick up a budget-friendly buy that will create a cosy atmosphere in your backyard this… ...

Poundland director of digital Tom Hill said: ‘Poundland Perks allows us to offer shoppers the chance to save, earn and play through their smartphone, making shopping with us even more fun.

The owner of Poundland has revealed a £642m (€775m) hit to the UK discount retailer, citing several major headwinds including rising costs amid the budget burden facing businesses.

Poundland fans swear by 'amazing' £1 make-up item and refuse to use any others Customers say the affordable product gives 'flawless' results, and it's easy to see why shoppers are so impressed.