Peters bakery in Administration!

[Spug]

My sister works for them and has been called into a meeting at 4, not good at all.

She's just had a bairn too. Bad news.

[shepherd88]

Originally Posted by ravydavygravy

It's obvious they are under-performing because they're in administration. You don't need to see the accounts.

It's tough but what can be done about tescos/greggs etc taking over? Fucked if i know. Have a little protest? Monopolies comission?

He claimed the bakery was under-invested. Considering even in the article it says this.

Originally Posted by Northern Echo

It opened its first shop, in the Belmont area, in 1966 and is now based in a 50,000 sq ft state-of-the-art bakery on Dragonville Industrial Estate.

"We will continue to trade the bakery - which has a state of the art production facility"

the original poster is obviously privy to more information than is the article to make such claims.

[stretch]

Originally Posted by Spug

My sister works for them and has been called into a meeting at 4, not good at all.

She's just had a bairn too. Bad news.

Sad news about her job mate.

Do you want to put some pics on of her anyway?

[walter mitty]

Originally Posted by stretch

Sad news about her job mate.

Do you want to put some pics on of her anyway?

ffs

[littlened]

Originally Posted by shepherd88

He claimed the bakery was under-invested. Considering even in the article it says this.



the original poster is obviously privy to more information than is the article to make such claims.

The new factory was as a result of the old one burning down, how much of that was covered by insurance?

[Jasper]

Originally Posted by stretch

Sad news about her job mate.

Do you want to put some pics on of her anyway?

[Spug]

Originally Posted by stretch

Sad news about her job mate.

Do you want to put some pics on of her anyway?

[Pete B]

Originally Posted by littlened

The new factory was as a result of the old one burning down, how much of that was covered by insurance?

IIRC when the factory burnt down; the company kept on paying the staff the same as they usually do, not tried to drop their money like some bigger companies would

[Dendinho]

Originally Posted by Pete B

IIRC when the factory burnt down; the company kept on paying the staff the same as they usually do, not tried to drop their money like some bigger companies would

This is true, however it was insurance paying it. I lost out with being a nightshift worker as they didnt pay the shift allowance which is a canny difference when you are permanent nightshift worker.

[BlackOps]

Originally Posted by Cookie

Fuck no, that's terrible, best pasties and sausage rolls by far.

Better than the garbage they sell in greggs