The High Street: A year of casualties
The high street: A year of casualties
- January
- Peacocks collapsed, placing 7,500 jobs in jeopardy
- Pumpkin Patch went into administration with 400 jobs put at risk
- Past Times appointed administrators, resulting in 507 redundancies
- La Senza collapsed, triggering 1,300 redundancies
- Barratts called in administrators, cutting 680 jobs
- March
- Game collapsed, triggering 2,104 job losses
- April
- Aquascutum fell into administration but was sold in May, saving 100 jobs
- Allied Carpets saw nine stores saved after going bust for the third time in three years
- May
- Clinton Cards fell into administration with 397 of its stores sold on
- June
- Allders called in administrators Duff and Phelps
- July
- Ethel Austin went into administration, risking around 500 jobs
- Julian Graves called in administrators, putting more than 700 jobs at risk
- October
- Around 2,200 JJB Sports staff were made redundant after administrators were called in
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