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1,900 jobs go as off-licences close

Press Assoc. - Yesterday, 06:11 pm

Administrators of Threshers owner First Quench have announced another swathe of store closures and more than 1,900 job losses. More »

Another 2,000 Jobs Go As Off-Licences Close
SkyNews - Yesterday, 01:42 pm
Almost 2,000 off-licence jobs have been lost after administrators for collapsed retail chain First Quench announced the closure of another 381 stores. More »
Threshers slashes 1,900 jobs
ITN - Yesterday, 01:39 pm
More staff are set to go from hard-up drinks retailer Threshers, with the closure of another 380 stores. More »
Extend scrappage scheme, urges CBI
Press Assoc. - Yesterday, 04:10 am
The leader of Britain's biggest business group has urged the Government to extend the car scrappage scheme until the general election to help the recovery from recession and boost employment. More »
Tories will work with new EU chiefs
AFP - Thursday, November 19 11:35 pm
LONDON (AFP) - Britain's opposition Conservatives said Thursday they would work with the EU's new president and foreign policy supremo, despite opposing the treaty that created the positions. More »
UK jobless 'could hit 9.5% by 2011'
Press Assoc. - Thursday, November 19 11:07 am
The UK's jobless rate could soar to 9. More »
Press hits out at EU jobs haggling
AFP - Thursday, November 19 05:54 am
LONDON (AFP) - Britain's press stepped up attacks Thursday over jostling for the European Union's new top jobs, predicting "unmemorable winners," and again poking fun at Belgian's EU presidency frontrunner. More »
Childcare pledge to military families
ITN - Thursday, November 19 05:37 am
Military families have been promised fresh action to help them access work and childcare. More »
Brown's pledge to military families
Press Assoc. - Thursday, November 19 01:12 am
Military families have been promised fresh action to help them access work and childcare, amid Government concern over mounting public scepticism about the campaign in Afghanistan. More »