The store in Coney Street rebranded as WHS in December last year.
As The Press reported, the change was part of a national initiative by the retail giant rolled out at 10 selected locations.
At the time, a WHSmith spokesperson told The Press it was trialling new signage to localise its offering and “highlight the key product categories customers can always find at WHSmith”.
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