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Getting down to business
BBC3 are planning a documentary about the effect of
the recession on young people, and are keen to find
ex Woolies colleagues
who are under thirty to tell their
story and to put questions to the man who broke the
story of the Woolworths administration, the BBC's
respected Business Editor, Robert Peston. If you would
like to take part, or just to share your thoughts, please
drop a line to the programme via this link |
High Street Blues
Former Mail On Sunday business writer Teena Lyons has
been asked to write a book about recent events in the
High Street and the changing way we shop. She's keen
to share people's memories of working for Woolies and
the changes they saw down the years, as Woolworths is
such an important part of the story. Please can you
help? Read Teena's personal letter to members. |
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Plenty for Twenty
If you're filling a smarties tube with 20p bits
(or even if you're not), now would be a great
time to cash them in and sponsor Woolies hero
Debbie Hoods, who has agreed to run the 2010
London Marathon for Kids First Trust.
Every 20p counts to support the charity's
great work on Playground Partnerships, and
to show solidarity with 'The Hoods' and her
oh so sore feet. What's more it's the smart-ie
thing to do! Please sponsor Debbie today.
Thank you!
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