Petition launched to change rubbish and meaningless new name given to former intu Watford
George Ryan believes the shopping centre should revert back to its original name
Updated
The branding at Atria Watford will be changing in the coming weeks (Image: Ricci Fothergill/RMC)
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Intu Watford announces its new name as atria Watford
There had been calls to revert back to its original name
Intu Watford now has a new name
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A mock-up of the space
The DriveINSIDE Theatre, a 68,000 sq ft marquee indoor space where cars come in and watch spectators live on stage, has unveiled its inaugural season.
Across the four-week season (beginning on 13 May, after drive-in shows have the green light), there will be 30 productions playing to a maximum of 24,000 theatre goers.
Manchester residents will be able to get previews of two new musicals before they get to London – including
WhiteWitch, an immersive rock musical narrated by Shakespearean actor Brian Blessed, with Manchester stars Victor Michael, Hayley Maria, Phil Gault, Maria Nielsen and Andy Quinn.
A second musical is
Third-Quarter Highlights:
10-year annualized net return of 10.8%
TORONTO, Feb. 11, 2021 /CNW/ - Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) ended its third quarter of fiscal 2021 on December 31, 2020, with net assets of $475.7 billion, compared to $456.7 billion at the end of the previous quarter.
The $19.0 billion increase in net assets for the quarter consisted of $23.0 billion in net income after all CPP Investments costs less $4.0 billion in net Canada Pension Plan (CPP) outflows. CPP Investments routinely receives more CPP contributions than required to pay benefits during the first part of the calendar year, partially offset by benefit payments exceeding contributions in the final months of the year.
By Debika Ray2021-01-19T05:00:00+00:00
With the impact of the pandemic expected to last for years, retailers and shoppers will be adjusting to changes long after covid has been contained. Continuing our series on rethinking design in the wake of the pandemic, Debika Ray reports on what we can expect
Source: John Sturrock
Rethinking design series: Retail
It has become a cliché to say that the covid-19 pandemic has exposed underlying weaknesses in our economic model and accelerated existing changes in the way we live, but this is undoubtedly the case for retail. Bricks and mortar shops were already scrambling to redefine themselves in the face of e-commerce, striving to provide a physical experience that websites cannot replace. But in 2020, as non-essential shops were shuttered and most people confined to their homes, trade online rocketed even further.