Who owns Oliver Bonas and what time does it open?
OLIVER Bonas has hit headlines as it emerged that Matt Hancock has been having an affair with the wife of the lifestyle brands founder. The brand has dozens of stores across the UK, which sell a wide range of products including womens clothes, homeware, furniture and gifts.  Follow our Matt Hancock live blog for all the latest updates on his affair  3 The lifestyle brand has dozens of stores across the UK  It recently slashed prices by up to 50% as part of a big summer sale. Here we take a look at who owns the brand and what time shops open. Oliver Bonas was founded by entrepreneur Oliver Tress who opened his first store in Fulham, London in 1993. Tress, 54, was born in Henley-on-Thames in May 1967. He attended the elite boarding school Marlborough College in Wiltshire before studying anthropology at Durham University. 3 Oliver Tress with his wife Gina Coladangelo, 43. Credit: Getty  Before he set up the lifestyle brand aged 25, he spent several years travelling to Hong Kong buying bags and accessories to sell to friends at fairs and markets. Tress has three children - Talia, Bruno and Layla - with his wife Gina Coladangelo, 43. Oliver Bonas opening hours vary from branch to branch. But stores generally open either between 8am and 8pm or 10am and 7pm seven days a week. You can find your nearest Oliver Bonas branch using their online store locator tool. The brand also has an online shop with home delivery costing 3.95 or free for orders worth 50 or more. You can also use their click and collect service which costs 2 for orders under 20. Oliver Bonas has become the source of media attention after The Sun broke the story that Tress wife, Gina Coladangelo has been having a secret affair with Matt Hancock. The millionaire mum-of-three is communications director at Oliver Bonas. She is also a director and major shareholder at lobbying firm Luther Pendragon, which offers clients a deep understanding of the mechanics of government. The Health Secretary secretly appointed Coladangelo to the Department of Health and Social Care as an unpaid adviser on a six-month contract in March last year. 3 Hancock and Coladangelo pictured together Credit: Rex  It sparked claims of a chumocracy in November when it also emerged she had accompanied Hancock to confidential meetings with civil servants and visited No10. In September, Hancock, 42, appointed Coladangelo as a non-executive director at DHSC, meaning that she is a member of the board that scrutinises the department. There was no public record of the appointment, which was set to see her earn at least 15,000 of taxpayers money, potentially rising by a further 5,000. The pair first met at Oxford University in the early 2000s but Mr Hancock went on to wed Martha Hoyer Millar in 2006. Hancock and Coladangelo were caught on camera in a steamy clinch at his Whitehall office in a series of sensationalist snaps. Most read in Money THAT'S MINT Rare and valuable 50p coins in circulation including Kew Gardens worth 707 BILL BASHING Households urged to check energy bills over warning they're inaccurate SUMMER FUN Lidl launches garden range including sun loungers and 8ft trampoline REVIEW BLUES Amazon and Google investigated over fake product reviews SALE ON B&M launches huge sale on homeware with up to 50% off  In other news, Hancocks wife Martha has been pictured leaviner her home still wearing her wedding ring. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has also tried to defend Hancock over affair calling it a red herring. Meanwhile, Matt Hancocks job hangs by a thread after this latest scandal.