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Metrocentre in Gateshead is sold in deal worth more than £500m (opens the original)
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Inside the Platinum Mall at the Metrocentre in Gateshead(Image: handout from Sorted PR) The Metrocentre has been sold in a deal worth more than £500m. London-based property firm Landsec has beaten Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group to buy the Gateshead shopping centre. There has been speculation for a number of months about the sale of the shopping centre, which has effectively been owned by the former lenders of property firm Intu since that company collapsed in 2020. Landsec, which owns a number of o
Greggs boss says job losses are needed to keep its prices down (opens the original)
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The boss of Greggs says changes to its manufacturing teams that will see more than 700 jobs lost are needed to keep the company competitive and prices low. The Newcastle company announced this morning that 740 jobs are at risk with plans to close four sites around the UK, including one at Seaham, County Durham. The job losses came within a trading announcement in which Greggs highlighted good financial performance in recent months. The company’s third quarter results show 7.7% increase in revenu
Greggs to cut 740 jobs as manufacturing sites targeted for savings (opens the original)
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An example of Greggs' modern new-look stores(Image: Hope and Glory PR) Bakery giant Greggs has announced plans to cut more than 700 jobs through the closure of four of its manufacturing sites. One site in the North East is included in the announcement. The announcement of the potential loss of 740 jobs has come in a trading update to the London Stock Exchange from the Newcastle company. The update outlines growing sales and continuing shop openings, as well as the success of some new menu items.
Inside Andy Burnham's first conference as PM: Hope, family and difficult choices (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham's speech to the Labour conference was one of the longest of recent years, lasting one hour and five minutes. But his ability to tell stories - about his family, his politics, and what links the two - had the Labour faithful cheering his words as the conference's motto of "hope again" seemed to be borne out. Mr Burnham's speech was in some ways a Best of Burnham, a greatest hits of Andy that even started with him coming on stage to a North West anthem, the Farm's All Together Now. To
Andy Burnham pays emotional tribute to late father as he sets out vision for UK (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham speaking at the Labour conference(Image: Annabel Lee-Ellis/PA Wire) Prime Minister Andy Burnham drew on family and Northern roots as he pledged to put the country on a new path in his first Labour conference speech as Prime Minister. In a rousing speech to his party faithful, he said he would “break with the direction” of the past 40 years because "this country is not where any of us wants us to be". Mr Burnham touched on many of the familiar themes he has highlighted since becoming
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