It all started back in 1911 when travelling confectioner, Joseph William Thornton, opened up a sweet shop in Sheffield. To read his story click here now.

Introducing our new Continental range, travel across Europe with our expert chocolatiers special recipes. A personalised experience delivered by British chocolate lovers.

Do you celebrate Valentine’s Day? What type of gifts do you like to buy for your partner? Thorntons how we celebrate the day of love.

Shop our fantastic chocolate block collection. Flavours including orange, fudge brownie, Pistachio and Eaton Mess.

Available online and in Thorntons stores, our Thorntons Pearls are a treat made especially for sharing. Discover Thorntons Pearls' two luxurious centres, win a trip to London or find out more about the power of Pearls.

We’ve tried to pull together answers to all of the big questions people have around Mother’s Day. When is Mother’s Day? Where did Mother’s Day originate? Why do we give chocolates on Mother’s Day?

If you’re wondering when it’s Valentines Day, it’s 14th February, read on for more interesting facts

We’ve tried to pull together answers to all of the big questions people have at Easter. How did Easter begin? When is Easter this year? And why do we have Easter eggs?

Ever wondered why we give gifts at Christmas, the history behind chocolate and Christmas or why we give chocolate coins at Christmas? We try to answer all of these questions!

There’s nothing quite like the delicious anticipation of Christmas, as Advent brings with it the exciting build up to the big day. But how much do you know about Advent and chocolate Advent calendars?

Spell out a name, say happy birthday or create personalised message with Thorntons chocolate letters and get free delivery when you spend over £35

Our store colleagues have been testing our Classic collection for years and all have their most loved flavours – be sure to ask them on your visit in store. You can also join them in voting for your favourite Classic Collection flavour. Will it be Crunchy Praline or Tempting Toffee?