They have switched to black shorts due to concerns over wearing red while on their periods Horncastle Lincolnshire
The last six months have seen Lincolnshire lose two family-run businesses of over a century, High Street giants collapse and hundreds of people be told of job losses – as the Cost of Living crisis continues to haunt communities.
Interest is at its highest rate in 14 years and looks set to keep rising. Data by Which? revealed that over two million people in the UK missed an essential payment in January, and workers across numerous industries are on strike over pay and conditions. This was then followed by Rebos in Boston, which itself had replaced the 200-year-old Oldrids shop in July 2020, after reduced footfall and COVID lockdown signalled the end for the iconic store.
A recent takeover of the company has led to a consultation on the Saxilbye site, which could result in up to 37 people being made redundant.that staff were informed of the ownership’s decision to reduce headcount from 183 to 146 by March 1, 2023.As well as this, talks have progressed over a £300 million support package from the government to help Scunthorpe’s British Steel, but trade unions are suggesting that job losses will come from this.
In November 2022, Joules announced that a failed bid to get more investors resulted in the potential of administration, which could have seen the closure of the clothing retailer’s Lincoln Cornhill Quarter site.which sees Next claim 74% stake in the business.
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