King Charles has been dealt a blow as Partridges, a long-time grocery store and royal supplier, is closing its flagship store in Chelsea after 53 years of operation. According to GB News, the closure marks the end of an era for the shop, which has been a favorite in the area and a trusted supplier to the royal family.
Despite the closure, Partridges will continue to operate its Gloucester Road store and plans to expand with a new location opening in 2025. Partridges co-founder John Shepherd expressed sadness at the decision but stressed the brand’s commitment. Developing your business model.
Shepherd shared, “We are very sad to be leaving Chelsea after an incredible 53 years serving local residents. He added that the company is transitioning to smaller, more sustainable shop formats across London, which customers is encouraging it to move to the Gloucester Road location in the meantime.
The news comes as King Charles continues his cancer treatment, after his diagnosis became public almost a year ago. had started Buckingham Palace recently told Sky News that he is doing well, but treatment will continue until 2025.
“The treatment is progressing in a positive direction, and as a manageable condition, the treatment will continue into next year,” a palace source said.
