Woolworths:

"F.W. Woolworths, a subsidiary of its US parent, was founded in the UK in 1909 as part of its parent company's global expansion plan. The first store opened in Liverpool, beginning a rapid roll out throughout the UK. F.W. Woolworth was subsequently listed on the London Stock Exchange with its US parent retaining a majority shareholding. In 1982 Paternoster Stores, the forerunner to present day Kingfisher, acquired the entire Woolworths business in the UK.

Woolworths Group plc began trading as a listed company on the London Stock Exchange on 28 August 2001 after its demerger from Kingfisher plc.

Ladybird is a childrenswear clothing brand sold exclusively at Woolworths. Woolworths acquired the Ladybird brand that clothes children age 0-9 years. Ladybird clothes are popular, modern and appealing to today's children. Ladybird is ranked third overall in the childrenswear market and the market share is 5% and growing. There are thousands of lines in the Ladybird range, which is priced competitively from £1.99 - £29.99.

Gloss is a funky fashion collection designed specifically with tweens in mind. Aimed at fashion conscious girls aged seven to 11, Gloss is inspired by the season's hottest looks, combining catwalk and pop fashions at affordable prices without being over the top so that mums are happy too!

Chad Valley launched in 1991 in response to research that identified a gap in the market for a range of high quality, safe toys that offered good value for money. It was decided to utilise the Chad Valley brand name, which had been in existence since 1860, to create an own label range of merchandise. Chad Valley comprises an extensive range of toys and games suitable for all children from babies and toddlers to boys and girls under 8 years old.

Woolworths offers its customers value-for-money on an extended range of products. It is built around the well known Woolworths brand which is represented in towns and cities throughout the UK."

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