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  • Crombie snapped up by private investors for undisclosed sum

    March 25, 2022

    One of the oldest British brands, Crombie has been acquired as its new owners declare the fashion firm “open for business”.  Crombie, known for its iconic Crombie coat and other designs adopted by royals and politicians, was snapped up for an undisclosed sum. Under the name Crombie 1805, the acquiring company is led by managing [...]

  • Lidl to create 1,200 new warehouse jobs by 2025 for Luton distribution centre

    March 25, 2022

    Lidl will create more than 1,200 new warehouse jobs by the end of 2025 as construction on a new distribution centre nears completion. Construction was started on a new Regional Distribution Centre (RDC) in Luton last year, which boasts 1.2m sq ft. Now, the discount retailer is looking to fill roles at the warehouse. Team [...]

  • Wickes revenue surges past £1.5bn as DIY chain acknowledges cost of living crunch

    March 25, 2022

    Wickes has reported revenue has hit £1.53bn after rising 14 per cent last year. Like-for-like sales were up 12 per cent on 2020 and 18.6 per cent on 2019, as lockdown shoppers turned to DIY projects. David Wood, chief executive, said the company expected to continue outperforming the market. Wickes was “well-placed to capitalise on [...]

  • Retail sales drop as Brits return to venues while cost of living crunch looms

    March 25, 2022

    Retail sales volumes fell 0.3 per cent last month as Brits made the most of Covid restrictions abating.  Stormy weather also deterred shoppers from making trips to the high street, with Storm Eunice and Storm Dudley causing travel haovc across the country last month. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), shoppers bought less [...]

  • McColl’s boss steps down after six years at the helm amid rescue talks

    March 24, 2022

    The chief of beleaguered convenience store chain McColl’s has quit as the business faces an existential crisis.  The chain has been in talks with lenders over emergency cash, as it hopes to find a buyer to secure its future.  After three decades with the chain and six years in leadership, Jonathan Miller has quit the [...]

  • Warhammer maker shares surge as trading ‘in line with expectations’

    March 24, 2022

    Games Workshop shares skyrocketed after the Warhammer maker said its most recent trading was “in line with expectations”. The wargames manufacturer said trading in the three months to the end of February was as expected. This sent shares up more than six per cent on Thursday afternoon. As a result, the firm announced a dividend [...]

  • Watchdog says Morrisons takeover could lead to higher fuel prices in more than 100 locations

    March 24, 2022

    The competition watchdog has said Morrisons’ blockbuster private equity takeover could lead to higher fuel prices.  Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R)’s £7bn takeover of the supermarket could lead to higher fuel prices in 121 locations where both firms own forecourts, the regulator said. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it has concerns about the [...]

  • Hollywood takes over Waltham Cross as £700m plan for Europe’s largest film studios with 4,500 jobs moves ahead

    March 24, 2022

    Hollywood’s Sunset Studios is moving ahead with its plans to pump around £700m in a new film studio in Waltham Cross, a project that should generate around 4,500 jobs and create the largest film studio in Europe. The Hollywood giant has submitted a range of plans and proposals to the local council, after holding a [...]

  • Amazon ditches diesel with the UK launch of five new electric heavy delivery trucks

    March 24, 2022

    Amazon has launched its first fleet of 37-tonne fully-electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs), in a bid to ‘deliver’ on its 2040 net-zero target. Ditching diesel, the five new trucks are set to travel 100,000 miles a year powered by renewable electricity, meaning  170 tonnes of CO2 emissions are removed.  The fleet will be charged at [...]

  • Lockdown mattress shoppers deliver revenue growth for Eve Sleep

    March 24, 2022

    Sleep wellness brand Eve Sleep has marked its third year of revenue growth as lockdown drove shoppers online. Group revenue hit £26.6m in 2021, up from £25.2m the year prior, while gross profit stood at £14.7m, slightly higher than the £14.4m in 2020. Cheryl Calverley, CEO of eve Sleep, said: “Delivering a third year of [...]

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