It’s being reported today that a major retail empire in Britain is facing collapse within days, threatening the future of 15,000 jobs and bringing the curtain down on a number of high street outlets.
Sky News is reporting that Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia Group - which owns TopShop, Burton and Dorothy Perkins - is preparing to appoint administrators from Deloitte as soon as next week.
It’s understood talks with a number of lenders about an emergency £30m loan, ended without success.
Significant Rail Disruption For Wicklow Passengers This Weekend
Bray and Greystones are among eight DART stations that’ll be closed for works.
Simon Harris Commits to Four Years of Income Tax Relief
Tánaiste announces plan to raise higher tax threshold annually ahead of Fine Gael think-in
Education Minister Hails Coláiste Bhríde as 'True Community Hub' for South Wicklow
Minister Hildegarde Naughton visits Carnew school to celebrate its central role serving 15 feeder schools across the region
Bray Dip for Jigsaw Returns This Weekend
Funds raised support Jigsaw’s free services for young people in Co. Wicklow.
Criminal Legal Aid Certificates Tumble In Bray Following Introduction Of Legal Aid Scheme
Minister's scheme blamed for dramatic drop leaving defendants without representation
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Relaxing favourites with Traic O'Braonain
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