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  • Shopping centre owner Intu appoints administrators in back-up rescue plan

    June 23, 2020

    Intu has told investors today it has lined up administrators in case ongoing talks regarding the shopping centre owner’s future fail. It has appointed Big Four accountancy firm KPMG as administrator as part of a “contingency plan” as it continues to engage lenders about new funding. The owner of the Trafford and Lakeside shopping centres [...]

  • PM to reopen cinemas, museums and galleries in England

    June 23, 2020

    Museums, cinemas, galleries and other cultural venues are set to be allowed to reopen as long as social distancing measures are kept in place, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce this afternoon. The easing would come into effect on 4 July, in tandem with the reopening of other parts of the hospitality industry [...]

  • Adapt planning and licencing rules or risk losing the high street forever

    June 23, 2020

    The nation’s high streets have been struggling for years.  Rising vacancy rates and declining footfall over the past decade have seen town centres begin to undergo a fundamental transformation — but in many ways not for the better. Empty, boarded up shops have become a depressingly familiar sight in towns and cities across the UK. [...]

  • Amazon launches accelerator for UK startups and small businesses

    June 23, 2020

    Amazon has today launched an accelerator programme for the UK’s small businesses and startups, aimed at providing them with digital tools to recover lost income during the coronavirus crisis. Launched in partnership with small business support network Enterprise Nation, the Amazon Small Business Accelerator will operate a free online training programme for 200,000 businesses. The [...]

  • Fears for jobs at Pret A Manger after ‘leaked video reveals sales downturn’

    June 22, 2020

    A leaked video revealing how Pret A Manger’s sales have plummeted throughout the coronavirus lockdown has prompted fears that job cuts could be on the cards at the sandwich chain. In the clip, Pret boss Pano Christou told staff in an online meeting that an announcement about the “job situation” would be made on 8 [...]

  • Camelot gets six month National Lottery extension

    June 22, 2020

    Camelot, the games business, is to get a six-month extension to run the National Lottery, as regulators press pause on an auction to run the competition next. The decision to extend Camelot’s license by the Gambling Commission is likely to be formally announced in the coming weeks. It is the latest stall in the competition [...]

  • Footfall still 54 per cent down on 2019 levels after shops reopen for business

    June 22, 2020

    The first week of trading since the coronavirus lockdown for many retailers saw footfall rise dramatically – but it remained 54 per cent down on the same week in 2019. Footfall to all retail destinations across the UK increased by 45 per cent compared to the previous week, as so-called non-essential shops were allowed to reopen [...]

  • JD Sports lines up administrators for Go Outdoors

    June 22, 2020

    JD Sports has today confirmed to investors that it is weighing up administration for Go Outdoors, after speculation that an official appointment could come within days. JD Sports said this morning that it has “considered a number of strategic options for Go and that Go’s directors have lodged the notice [to appoint administrators] in court”. [...]

  • Guinness owner Diageo delays full-year results on pandemic impact

    June 22, 2020

    Diageo is pushing back the publication of its full-year results by five days to allow more time for its auditors to assess the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. “[The delay] will allow Diageo and its auditors, PwC, sufficient time to complete the process of preparing and reviewing the results, given the practical challenges of remote [...]

  • Cineworld lands additional $250m lifeline as it prepares for re-opening

    June 22, 2020

    Cineworld has today said it has secured an additional $250m in financing, as it gears up to reopen venues and face a costly legal battle with former deal partner Cineplex. The UK cinema chain told traders this morning it had agreed terms on a new $250m secured debt facility with a maturity of 2023, in [...]

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