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Is your local Pizza Hut set to close? Five thousand jobs saved as landlords agree to lower rents - but these 29 restaurants will shut down Creditors agree to Pizza Hut's Company Voluntary Agreement Company to go ahead with 29 restaurant closures, putting 450 jobs at risk Remaining 215 restaurants will remain open after seeing rent reduction Published: 12:48 BST, 28 September 2020 | Updated: 11:17 BST, 7 October 2020 Pizza Hut has been pulled from the brink and thousands of jobs have been saved as its creditors and landlords have agreed to its proposed restructuring plan. Under the deal, known as Company Voluntary Agreement, the chain's landlords have agreed to receive reduced rent for 215 restaurants, which will remain open, keeping 5, 000 jobs safe. However the company will still go ahead with plans to shut 29 underperforming restaurants, putting some 450 jobs at risk. Rescued, for now: Pizza Hut said the CVA gave them 'a strong platform to secure the long-term future of the business' A CVA is a deal struck between a company that has run out of money and its creditors.
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It puts a legal ring-fence around the firm to ease pressure from its creditors, such as HMRC and landlords. Generally, it means a business is allowed to exit leases on unprofitable stores, and is gifted better terms by landlords. The CVA will only affect Pizza Hut Restaurants franchises - not its Pizza Hut Delivery business, which is operated separately. If a vote had not passed, the chain could have collapsed without extra funding – a CVA can only be granted by the courts if a company can show it will face administration without the support.
Michael and I have done IPOs before and we said, it's the same model. Let's go out, raise equity and be ready in 2021 for the businesses that do need to restructure their balance sheet. 'I think private equity firms will have to fundamentally change the way they invest in our sector in order to be successful. This strong debt focus, this high leverage, is not going to work for investments over the next two or three years. ' Another force reshaping the hospitality industry is the shift of power from landlords to tenants, as property firms can no longer charge sky-high rents due to the collapse in demand with so many chains shrinking. Willingham is banking on a boom in customer demand for pubs, bars and restaurants The London Cocktail Club, which is aiming to expand from ten to 40 sites 'as quickly as possible', is being offered a pipeline of premium sites they could never have afforded pre-Covid. Citing one example, Willingham says a vacant site in Kensington, West London, has scrapped its usual £150, 000 premium, knocked 30 per cent off the rent and thrown in a year rent-free.
James said on Instagram: 'Money donated today will save lives … Help us to help the government to help the NHS. ' The Guardian reports that Dr Salaj Masand, one of the fund's organisers, said: 'We are overwhelmed and speechless at the trust and faith people have put into us to deliver this. 'The number of very generous donations from everyone doubled our target within three days. ' He branded Hollywood star James' contribution 'mindblowing' and that it amounts to an order of 75, 000 masks and 75, 000 visors. The order can be placed immediately, thanks to this sizable donation. The medic went on: 'This is a global catastrophic event and an extremely tough time for governments across world, no different from ours. There is a worldwide shortage of [Personal Protective Equipment] PPE [that's] likely to go on for months. Running out: The campaign was set up by a group of concerned NHS doctors to raise money for Personal Protective Equipment. James' contribution means an order of 75, 000 masks and 75, 000 visors can be immediately placed 'The government is doing all it can but the NHS needs all the help it can get.
Seen here in August last year The Rob & Chyna star owed $48, 546, plus attorney's fees and interest, said TMZ. It was also alleged she 'removed fixtures and equipment' after leaving five months earlier than stipulated in her lease agreement. Not turning up in court resulted in a default judgement against Rob Kardashian's ex. The property: Landlord Michael Kremerman alleged Chyna signed a one-year lease for a 6-bedroom, 5-bathroom, $4. 5 million Studio City home [pictured] at $16, 000 a month back in 2017 Legal stoush: The mother-of-two was sued 'for unpaid rent and damages to the rental home' according to court documents Kremerman alleged Chyna signed a one-year lease for a 6-bedroom, 5-bathroom, $4. 5 million Studio City home at $16, 000 a month back in 2017, The Blast reported last year. The landlord said Chyna vacated the home in November 2018 and stopped paying rent, despite having a lease 'through March' of the next year. The ruling comes as the model fights a contentious legal battle with her ex Rob over custody of their three-year-old daughter, Dream.
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'Young people shouldn't feel excluded from the chance of owning their own home and now it will be easier than ever to get onto the property ladder. ' The Treasury said low-deposit mortgages have 'virtually disappeared (Picture: Getty) The scheme, which will be subject to the usual affordability checks, will be available to lenders from April. It is based on the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme introduced in 2013 by David Cameron and George Osborne, that ran until June 2017. Aiming to reinvigorate the market following the 2008 financial crisis, that scheme – distinct from the Help to Buy equity loan scheme – was said to have helped more than 100, 000 households buy a home across the UK. But there were also concerns that it artificially inflated prices and housebuilders' profits. Rishi Sunak is preparing to announce his budget on Wednesday (Picture: Getty) Mr Sunak said: 'Owning a home is a dream for millions across the UK and we want to help as many people as possible. Saving up for a big deposit can often be difficult and the pandemic has meant there are fewer low deposit mortgages available. '
Wincanton will manage warehouse and trucking operations across sites in Doncaster, Larne, Rochdale, and Wigan. The pair have worked together since 2005. The FTSE 100 closed lower, falling 0. 6 per cent, or 33. 74 points, to 6156. 16, and the FTSE 250 sank 1 per cent, or 164. 8 points, to 17, 185. 24, despite Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiling a £30billion spending spree intended to turbo-charge the fragile economy. Restaurants, estate agents and housebuilders are all set to benefit from the latest round of Government pledges. But flagship policies such as the stamp duty holiday had already been widely reported, with housebuilder shares booming earlier this week. Persimmon rose 0. 9 per cent, or 21p, to 2433p, while Barratt Developments edged 1. 2 per cent lower, down 6. 4p, to 522p. And pub shares lost their fizz after VAT cuts of 5 per cent were not extended to alcohol, with Mitchells & Butlers falling 9. 4 per cent, or 16. 2p, to 156p and Wetherspoon down 3. 1 per cent, or 31. 5p, to 975.
