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Daniel (department store)

English department store chain

Summary

English department store chain

FieldValue
nameW. J. Daniel & Company Limited
trading_nameDaniel
typePrivate
foundationEaling, London ()
founderW. J. Daniel
location_cityWindsor, England
location_countryUnited Kingdom
locations3
area_servedUnited Kingdom
industryRetail
productsLuxury goods
num_employeesc. 200 (2011)
homepage

W. J. Daniel & Company Limited, trading as Daniel, is an English department store chain and Royal Warrant holder, with its flagship store situated in central Windsor. It was established in 1901 by Walter James Daniel, and is privately owned. The store is the largest department store in Windsor and also contains three restaurants, including Heidi and Foggs. While the store did used to contain a YO! Sushi., this was shut down and replaced at some point in 2024. The space is now inhabited by the "Cattle Grid" steak restaurant, which uniquely remains open after Daniel itself has closed.

Department store locations

  • Ealing (closed on 1 June 2025)
  • Windsor

Former locations

  • Cardiff
  • Chiswick (dedicated bedroom store - now closed)
  • Ebbw Vale
  • Newbury
  • Reading
  • Slough
  • Ealing

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References

  1. (1931-10-26). "W. J. Daniel & Company Limited overview - Find and update company information - Gov.uk".
  2. "Daniel Department Stores - Shipleys LLP".
  3. "W.J. Daniel & Company Limited - Royal Warrant Holders Association".
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