The shopping centre owner Hammerson has announced plans to raise more than £825m through a cash call and the sale of its stake in discount shopping outlets, to help it survive a crisis in retail accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic.
That picture in today’s edition is of Birmingham High Street, not the Bullring. Not too far away though.
*Bullring centre owner plans to raise £825m to survive a targeted attack from government and MSM to scare people into not going & forcing retailers to implement a draconian system that takes away the enjoyment of shopping. Let’s call a spade a spade shall we
Something wrong in the world when a business owner can lean on his corrupt mates to give him millions My mates would struggle to give me a mars bar
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