There's nothing like a good sale to cheer one up, as summer comes to an end, and so Next (i.e. Next Directory online store) have a mid-season sale beginning on Saturday 25th September and running till Thursday the 30th September. Also, more good news, from Monday 27th September 2010, Next are extending their next day delivery to 9pm.

Next Directory online sale is on right now, with 50% off all sale items; and that really is "50% off" - not "up to 50% off." You'll find sale items in all sections, from fashion to electricals. We list some of the deals you'll find, but the best way of finding out is to go directly to the Next website yourself!

Next Directory website will be offering free delivery to all customers from 11th to 22nd December, 2008. There are still 16 days until Christmas, but the hours are ticking away, and so if you haven't already bought your gifts for Christmas, the Next Directory website is an ideal place to begin ...

The Next Directory end-of-season sale is now on, with huge savings across the board. Most items at the Next sale are half-price or less. This includes fashion for women, men and children, and also includes the range of Next home-goods. This is truly one of the best sales that you'll find online all summer.

Next Directory is running a fabulous offer at the moment. All visitors to the Next Directory website who order a Directory online will be entered into a prize draw to win a beautiful BMW Z4 Roadster or £30,000. This applies to all Directories ordered by 31st July 2008.

Just as many other catalogue sales are beginning to end, Next has a fabulous 2-day sale on at the moment, both online and in its high-street stores. All sale items are half-price or less, and you'll find some real bargains in every department!

At the Next Directory online store, you'll find everything you need to keep Mum happy for Mother's Day (in 5 days time on March 2nd!), including flowers, special gifts, and even flowers with chocolates, from just £25. Note that some of these offers are Internet-exclusive, and unavailable in Next stores.

Of the season's biggest trends and designer brands the new Spring Summer 2008 Next Directory is your ultimate style guide - plus there's a whole new Directory volume devoted to Next's bigger than ever homeware collection. Right now you can also win a BMW Z4 by requesting your own Next Directory.

Of the season's biggest trends and designer brands the new Spring Summer 2008 Next Directory is your ultimate style guide - plus there's a whole new Directory volume devoted to Next's bigger than ever homeware collection. Also, request your new Directory right now, and you can win a BMW Z4 Roadster.

The Next Directory sale is now on, with most sale items half-price or less - women's, men's, children's and homeware. You really can find some excellent buys, and the Next high-street sale is also now in full swing too. Your Spring/Summer 2008 Next Directory may also be requested online at Next website.

Half-year sales at Next, to July 28th, rose from £1.51bn to £1.53bn with profits up from £178.9m to £198.2m, considerably ahead of analysts' expectations. Simon Wolfson, Next Chief Executive, has said he is cautious about the outlook for The Directory for the rest of the year.

Next Directory, UK: This season the Autumn/Winter 2007 Directory is a special 25th birthday edition. There are so many fabulous must-have looks inside, not just for you, but for the home too. Many of the styles are exclusive to next.co.uk so you won’t find them in-store.

The Next Summer Sale started this weekend with massive savings to be had on Homeware, Womenswear, Menswear and Kidswear. We list some of the best bargains to be had at the Next Directory website.

Summer has arrived at Next Flowers and Wine with a superb new selection of products for you to enjoy. With Father's Day getting closer, Next also have some excellent gift ideas.

Next today announced an overhaul of its retail business, after reporting a decline in profits within retail for the year to January 31, 2007. Next also forecast further profit declines within its retail division for the first half of 2007, with like-for-like sales set to fall by up to 4 per cent.