Retailer Argos has joined forces with local authorities in the North West of England to offer the stores customers recycling points for last season's catalogues, writes Adam Hooker. The three week ...

ARGOS has revealed it's scrapping its iconic catalogue after almost 50 years. The retailer, which specialises in homeware, electronics and toys, is “bidding a fond farewell” to the book as shoppers ...

The new Argos Extra store has created around 35 new jobs and is part of Argos investment in the local community. The new store opening coincides with the launch of the 67th Argos catalogue. The brand ...

General merchandise giant Argos is to move decisively away from its catalogue heritage as it bids to reinvent itself as a “digital retail leader”. The retailer said its legendary catalogue “will move ...

Back when Amazon and internet shopping hadn't yet been dreamt up, the excitement in the run-up to Christmas for children included the arrival of the latest catalogue from Argos - or Index. Kids in the ...

It was a Christmas ritual for years - parents would flick through for ideas and kids would circle every toy in the book hoping to get them all on December 25. But its popularity has sadly dwindled in ...

Generations of kids will remember the excitement of flicking through a new Argos catalogue before their birthday and Christmas. A staple part of many childhoods on Merseyside and beyond, we've all sat ...

It is the item the retailer is synonymous with, but could the end of the Argos catalogue be coming? The retailer is currently testing demand for the take-home catalogues by removing them from selected ...

How did the world look back in 1985? While Marty McFly was trying to get Back to the Future, I was probably longing after the kinds of gadgets found in the Argos catalog, a UK store which sells pretty ...

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Traditional glossy catalogues have been removed from a number of Argos stores as increasing numbers of consumers choose to shop online. The retail giant said the move is part of a small scale trial ...