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A failed regeneration
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A failed regeneration
Investegate announcements from Secure Income REIT, Quarterly dividend declaration
Current legislation and government guidance relating to Covid-19 prohibits public gatherings and restricts non-essential travel. In light of the government's announced Covid roadmap, it appears highly unlikely that shareholders will be legally able to physically attend the AGM. The Board has therefore decided to hold the AGM as a closed meeting with only the requisite Company personnel attending to enable the formal business of the AGM to be conducted. Shareholders should therefore not attend the AGM in person and are strongly encouraged to submit their votes by appointing the chairm...
The upside-down purple cow is back Underbelly has announced a second London pop-up venue this summer, featuring its familiar upside-down purple cow. The festival specialists are to launch London Wonderground on the site of the former Earls Court 2 Exhibition Centre in West London from July 15 to September 16. As well as the cow venue previously seen on the South Bank, the new site will feature a 1,000-seater, 35-metre big top as well as a ‘city beach’, bars, street food and vintage fairground rides. The programme of live shows will feature circus, comedy and family events, including...
At a new site off Oxford Street The Underbelly Festival is set to return to London this summer - but in a new home. Plans have been submitted to erect a wooden Spiegeltent - rather than the familiar upside-down cow - in Cavendish Square, just behind Oxford Street. If approved, the pop-up festival will run every day from July 1 to September 26, hosting cabaret, circus, variety and family entertainment. Underbelly has been operating on the Southbank since 2009, selling more than 1.2million tickets since then. The initial programme for Cavendish Square, behind John Lewis’s flagship store, ...