Worcester Topshop denies asking special needs students to leave store | Worcester News
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Debenhams to shut six stores including Oxford Street flagship | Debenhams | The Guardian
In another dark day for UK retailing, Debenhams set to close
Debenhams shutting six stores including flagship Oxford Street branch - 320 jobs lost - Mirror Online
Primark will open four new UK stores creating 850 jobs as part of £140M expansion | Daily Mail Online
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Pizza Hut to close 29 restaurants, putting 450 jobs at risk | Job losses | The Guardian
Topman clothing shop hi-res stock photography and images - Page 2 - Alamy
Debenhams confirms Oxford Street store will not reopen after Covid-19 lockdown
Stop & Shop contract approved by unions - masslive.com
Francis & Farmer recruitment ltd | Worcester
01 December 2020. London, United Kingdom. The Arcadia Group head office in Berners Street. Sir Philip Greens's Arcadia fashion group including Topshop, Burton, Wallis, Evans and Dorthy Perkins have gone into administration
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Boots to cut 4,000 jobs as John Lewis to shut eight stores, putting 1,300 jobs at risk - as it happened | Business | The Guardian
Topshop and Topman gone - but old sign still on new clothes store | Worcester News
Thorntons is to close all its 61 stores with 603 jobs hit in latest blow to the High Street | Daily Mail Online
15,000 jobs at risk as Sir Philip Green's Arcadia retail empire 'nears collapse' | Express & Star
Staff at Made.com launch legal challenge after losing jobs in company collapse - Wales Online
New business moving into former Topshop and Topman store | Worcester News
