Hatton's Model Railways moves out of Smithdown Road after 70 years; The shop, which became a landmark on Smithdown Road, originally sold everything from firewood to bric-a-brac before becoming a ...

Hattons Model Railways has announced its closure after being open for 77 years. The business, which was based on Smithdown Road until 2016, when it moved to Montague Road in Widnes, is one of the ...

As Hatton's company grew with model trains forming the bulk of his business, he formed a relationship with a nearby Meccano factory, which offered him excess stock at a discounted price in the 1950s.

Hattons Model Railways, which describes itself as “an institution in the hobby since 1946”, wrote in a message on its website that the decision to close was made with “immense sadness” and was caused ...

Hattons Model Railways, which describes itself as 'an institution in the hobby since 1946', wrote in a message on its website that the decision to close was made with 'immense sadness' and was ...

The first impact that Hatton’s Model Railways saw when the UK voted to leave the EU was that sales went up, says its managing director Richard Davies. The retailer, founded in 1946 by Norman Hatton, ...

The Warley National Model Railway Exhibition was suspended, and Hatton’s Model Railways shop announced it would cease trading. Both begged the question: is the hobby running out of steam?

Hattons Model Railways, which describes itself as “an institution in the hobby since 1946”, wrote in a message on its website that the decision to close was made with “immense sadness ...

Cheshire-based Hattons Model Railways, one of UK’s biggest online retailers for the hobby, also announced it will shut down. The tick of the demographic time bomb is getting more prominent.

Hattons Model Railways, which describes itself as “an institution in the hobby since 1946”, wrote in a message on its website that the decision to close was made with “immense sadness ...

As Hatton's company grew with model trains forming the bulk of his business, he formed a relationship with a nearby Meccano factory, which offered him excess stock at a discounted price in the 1950s.

Hattons Model Railways, which describes itself as “an institution in the hobby since 1946”, wrote in a message on its website that the decision to close was made with “immense sadness ...