Twenty-four percent of people in the U.K. live with a disability, according to research commissioned by the retail giant.

With this initiative, the brand is not only making a business-savvy decision but also taking meaningful steps to foster inclusivity in the retail sector.

Victoria Jenkins, the co-designer of the collection and founder of adaptive clothing brand Unhidden, tells The Independent ...

A WOMAN has gone viral and has been slammed for her ‘vile’ behaviour after her dog pooed in the middle of a Primark store. In ...

There's one colour that's everywhere this season, and Primark's offering a super stylish jacket in the popular hue ...

Associated British Foods expects analysts' consensus profit expectations for its 2024/25 year to fall about 2% after the ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Primark is entering a new market with the launch of a clothing range designed specifically for people with disabilities.

The user 'nonnyohaeri' said: "This suit is what it claims to be! Super warm. Thank you Primark. I love this, sometimes I wish ...

The high street stalwart has developed a new 49-piece adaptive clothing line for shoppers with temporary and long-term ...

The analysts at Panmure Liberum also downgraded their rating for the retail giant, as they warned that the 'economic ...