In the Media

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BBC One's The Politics Show has been following colleagues' progress ever since the company collapsed, coming back to the story regularly. Their 'Life after Woolies' feature has included panel discussions, fly-on-the-wall documentary, and the show's skilled presenters have challenged government ministers with colleague concerns several times.

Sundays, 12 noon BBC One, when Parliament is sitting.
 


Do you, or an elderly relative,
recall when Pic'n'Mix was 4d
a quarter pound (2p for 100g)
or when Woolies sold records
for sixpence in the 1930s?

In a new documentary for
BBC tv Blakeway Productions,
a Ten Alps Company, will
be sharing peoples' fond
memories of the time.
Woolies came up a lot
in their interviews.

Look out for the progamme
or check out our special
feature on-line shortly! 


The highly-respected Tonight with Trevor McDonald has made a programme about the Pensions crisis which will be screened shortly. They invited Woolies colleagues to contribute during the making.

Now popular presenter Martin Lewis will feature thrift in a new feature, and the way we can all make savings without compromosing our standards by following some simple tips that our grannies learnt when they grew up.

Click here to find out more or to take part.

 


The BBC followed a group of colleagues looking for work and also featured WoolworthsReunited on their flagship Panorama programme. There are links below:

We also worked with the team at ITN to survey
1000 colleagues six months after the collapse,
earning praise from the broadcaster and lots
of TV News and Media Coverage. Survey results

A special 'thank you' to everyone who took part.

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