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Work at council-owned shopping centre to start this year if £14m cash arrives Work should start if a Government grant is delivered 12:59, 3 FEB 2021 Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how ...

Captain Cook statues under threat as BLM campaigners add explorer to hit list Statues in London and Whitby and a pub among 125 controversial landmarks and tributes activists want removed or renamed 3 February 2021 • 9:00pm The statue of Captain James Cook on the south side of The Mall in London Credit: Julian Simmonds for The Telegraph Statues of Captain Cook are under threat after Black Lives Matter campaigners added the "genocidal" explorer to a national hit list. Two statues in London and ...

A portrait of James Cook in the gallery of Greenwich Hospital Credit: GSinclair Archive/Getty In February 1772, the musician and author Charles Burney held a special dinner at 42 Queen Square, his London residence. The guest of honour was Captain James Cook, who, since returning from his three-year expedition to the South Pacific the previous year, had become something of a celebrity. Burney’s primary objective that evening was to advance his son’s naval career, but, like all of London, h...

Poundland to close 44 stores from tomorrow - the full list. (PA) Poundland will be placing 44 stores in ‘temporary hibernation’ amid a third national lockdown despite being allowed to trade as an essential retailer. The move comes in response to an 80 per cent drop in footfall in some shopping centres and high streets as the UK face stricter restrictions following a rapid rise in coronavirus cases in the UK. The chain said outlets will be closing from Saturday, January 9 but stressed...

In the first 2020 lockdown, Poundland hibernated around 120 stores in March and was able to start reopening them from the end of May. 

In the first 2020 lockdown, Poundland hibernated around 120 stores in March and was able to start reopening them from the end of May. 

The fate of northern Lincolnshires Poundlands as 44 stores to hibernate The stores have seen a big drop in foot traffic during the pandemic, and will be closing until further notice 13:49, 8 JAN 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Sign up to the Grimsby Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information...

In the first 2020 lockdown, Poundland hibernated around 120 stores in March and was able to start reopening them from the end of May. 

In the first 2020 lockdown, Poundland hibernated around 120 stores in March and was able to start reopening them from the end of May. 

Poundland will close 44 stores from Saturday in response to the coronavirus lockdown - just two days after its boss vowed to customers that the chain would be here for you, however long it lasts. The retailer, which has more than 800 stores nationwide, said a small number of outlets across the UK will go in to hibernation to protect them for the long term. Poundland imposed the same measures in the March lockdown when it hibernated around 120 stores before beginning to reopen them at the end of...