The Joules store at atria Watford is among 19 that will not be saved despite a rescue deal from retailer Next
A fashion store in Watford town centre will shut its doors permanently today.
The deal will see Next own a 74% stake in the business, with Joules' founder Tom Joule owning the remaining 26% share.
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