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Travelodge’s Croydon hotels set to survive in rescue package
Travelodge, which has two of its budget hotels in Croydon, has entered into a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) as part of a financial re-structuring to reduce an overwhelming debt burden taken on during the boom years. Travelodge is seeking a … Continue reading
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Tagged Croydon, CVA, Goldman Sachs, London, South Croydon, Trading while insolvent, Travelodge
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Do you Fink Tory millionaire banker should run a state school?
Jon Ellacott, a parent with three children attending Oval Primary, has uncovered some disturbing information about the background, qualifications and achievements – or lack of them – of ARK, the educational organisation which is about to be handed valuable public … Continue reading