The funds were raised by staff from three Specsavers manufacturing and distribution sites in Kidderminster and will be donated to Home-Start Wyre Forest (HSWF), a Wyre Forest charity that supports ...

The brand last appeared on UK screens in September 2020. Faced with a nation being urged to stay at home, it replaced the ‘Should’ve gone to Specsavers’ line with ‘Something to Smile About’. Aside ...

Specsavers’ pop-up clinic in Cardiff shows how bringing eye care directly to Big Issue vendors removes the barriers that keep many from getting the help they need.

Specsavers has maintained the £15m payday for its Guernsey-based owners despite another year of a decline in its profit. The national brand has handed the interim dividend to its parent company ...

Specsavers Leigh unveils £55,000 store refurbishment to mark 33 years in the community, offering improved eye care services and a modern ...

Full-year turnover has climbed past the £1.35bn mark at the UK optics, audiology and domiciliary businesses of Specsavers, although staff-related costs led to a dip in operating profit. Global revenue ...

Nearly one in two (44) people in the UK, who can’t leave their homes without support, are missing out on essential sight and ...

UK charity EveryYouth has joined Specsavers’ homelessness programme, which has created access to eye and ear healthcare as ...

One of the major creative shifts in recent years has been the rise of the in-house agency. Here, Nicola Wardell, MD of The Agency at Specsavers, talks about the challenges and rewards of in-house life ...

For Specsavers’ new UK marketing boss, the retailer’s team has been long overdue a shake up. Busy navigating the challenges of an expanding business and the Covid-19 pandemic, the structure of the ...

Specsavers has apologised and scrapped an advert it placed in the Daily Express after dozens of customers complained after it appeared alongside a “bigoted” front page story. The eyewear firm said it ...

Specsavers is celebrating 20 years of its “Should’ve gone to…” adverts by looking back at some of its most iconic quips. The phrase has become a staple of British vocabulary over the past two decades, ...