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In 1981 Prof. Roland Smith succeeded Sir Hugh Fraser as chairman. A takeover bid by Lonrho was referred to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission and declared to be contrary to the public interest. Four new stores opened between 1980 and 1984. which included D H Evans in Wood Green, North London, in 1980, Dickins & Jones in Milton Keynes, in 1981, Frasers in Perth in April 1984 and Dickins & Jones in Epsom, Surrey, in May 1984.
The company, by then House of Fraser plc, diversified into sports goods under the name of Astral Sports and Leisure (subsequently sold to Sears plc owned Olympus Sport division) and into funerals with Wylie & Lochhead.
Edinburgh, Patrick Thomson
Elgin, Arnotts (旧 Benzie & Miller)
Evesham, Rightons
Falkirk, Arnotts (旧 Bairds)
Falmouth, Dingles (旧 Cox & Horder)
Fraserburgh, Arnotts (旧 Benzie & Miller)
Glasgow, Arnotts (旧 Arnott Simpson、創業時は Arnott & Co. および Robert Simpson & Sons)
Glasgow, Copland & Lye
Glasgow, Dallas's
Glasgow, Daly & Sons
Glasgow, Duncans
Glasgow, Fraser, Sons & Co. (1975年閉店)
Glasgow, Pettigrew & Stephens
Glasgow, Thomas Muirhead (Drumchapelへ移転)
Glasgow, Wood & Selby
Gravesend, Army & Navy (旧 Chiesmans、創業時は Bon Marche)
Greenock, Arnotts (旧 D & A Prentice)
Greenock, J & S Shannon
Harrogate, Binns (旧 Edward J Clarke)
Harrogate, Schofields
Helston, Dingles (旧 B Thomas)
Hove, Army & Navy (旧 Chiesmans、Stuart Norrisに優先して、創業時は Driscolls)
It also launched the YOU range of cosmetics and jewellery shops and in 1985 acquired Turnbull & Asser Holdings Ltd, shirt makers of Jermyn Street, London and Kurt Geiger Holdings Ltd, shoe retailers. Other developments during the 1980s included the introduction of "Lifestyle" merchandise ranges and a huge investment in store refurbishment nationwide. In 1983 the Company introduced the Frasercard, valid at all stores and administered from a central computing facility in Swindon.
In 1985 the Al Fayed family bought the business for £615 million.
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