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The boss of high street chain Wilko has revealed the business is struggling with "mounting cash pressures" after failing to find emergency investment and this week it is likely to enter administration

Wilko has around 400 stores across the UK and employs around 12,000 people - this makes it the biggest privately owned retailers in Britain

Wilko, which employs about 12,000 people and has 400 stores around the UK, could be sold as the company is reportedly looking to raise tens of millions of pounds in new funding

The home and garden retailer is stocking the pet-friendly pool among rivals Argos and Amazon

Wilko is understood to have been considering a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) which is a form of insolvency - the CEO made an announcement about their new 'turnaround programme'

Almost 1,000 jobs look set to be cut overall at the clothes retailer New Look and at the garden and homeware store Wilko as high street chains continue to struggle

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Sophie Dellow, 31, claims that a Wilko worker refused to allow her to buy items from a store in Milton Keynes and his behaviour left her daughter terrified of "the man in black"

Sweet-toothed customers can get their hands on Wilko's famous pick and mix deal once again - but not for long

Wilk had been trialling out click and collect across half of its stores - but now it has confirmed that the service will become a permanent feature in all its 400 UK sites

With many people using air fryers to save time and money, this bargain Wilko product is sure to come in handy

Pearl Carpenter, a 93-year-old widow, had been paying for her shopping at her local Wilko store when an "out of control" mobility scooter smashed into her leading to fears, her son claimed, that she might not survive

Wilko announced the news in a letter to its suppliers saying that the 130 year old family-owned company wanted to shift its focus back to its "heritage" as being a home and garden retailer

High street retailer Wilko says selling National Lottery tickets requires a "significant investment" that it no longer considers a priority as it looks to spend money elsewhere