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 ...

For over half a century, Argos has been a staple part of many childhoods on Merseyside and beyond. The first high-street Argos store opened on the A28 in Canterbury in July 1973 and through the ...

One of the most iconic stores on the British high street is Argos, known for its almost inexhaustible inventory, which for years was printed onto the pages of its famous catalogue. But in 2020, the ...

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 ...

It's been a staple of UK retailing for almost 50 years and was the basis for many a child's Christmas wishlist, but after more than a billion copies, the Argos catalogue will soon be no more. <p>The ...

Nothing felt quite as exciting as circling toys in the Argos catalogue for your Christmas wish list or picking out the latest beauty gadget to create the ultimate party season look. The weighty tome ...

Pages taken from an Argos catalogue printed in the late 90s are bound to stir some memories for a generation of children. It may be hard to believe, but it's been 25 years since 1999 - and as the year ...

Argos is to stop printing its catalogue after almost 50 years. The retailer has announced that it will cease printing its famous and bulky bi-annual glossy publication to the goods it stocks that was ...

EVERYONE has been left saying the same thing after it was revealed that a time capsule was buried underneath the Spire on Dublin’s O’Connell street back in 2003. The time capsule was created to inform ...

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 ...

In 2020, Argos made the decision to scrap the iconic printed catalogue after 47 years, bringing to an end 'the laminated book of dreams'. However, thanks to the internet you can now peruse many of ...