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    1. stillhavehope99 on

      „The prominent high street chain, which currently runs 519 branches nationwide, will determine which stores to close based on their financial contribution, lease terms, and geographical spread. These changes could jeopardise 600 staff jobs and roles for up to 3,000 volunteers“.

    2. If „charity shops cutting stores“ isn’t a recession indicator I don’t know what is

    3. John_Williams_1977 on

      Holy hell that’s bleak. The rubble is literally burning down.

      Congrats to the Government raising taxes on employers for hiring staff.

    4. CardinalCopiaIV on

      “Many of the stores are predicted to become unprofitable” charity shouldn’t be about profit! Most don’t even pay a lease either …

    5. trapezoidfarm on

      People would earn decent money and give to charity.

      People are now struggling so nothing spare to give.

    6. Impressive-Car4131 on

      They don’t pay business rates so they don’t help fund council services, they “employ” volunteers and people on community service and sell a mixture of donated stock and purchased items. Pretty awful if they can’t make rent. If this lowers rents and reduces competition for normal small businesses it’s a good thing although I’m well aware they do good work and need donations, hopefully they can get those directly.

    7. >In its accounts for the year ending March 2025, the charity reported an overall retail income of £120.8 million but associated costs of £120 million. The previous year, its retail operations generated £120 million with costs of £116 million.

      TBH this makes it sound like they should have packed it in years ago, you’d get better returns from an index fund

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