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[montyhedge] 16/11/2018 12:11

This is just a posh Greggs, except Greggs make money, lol.

[augustusgloop] 16/11/2018 12:07

It is absolutely pathetic - over a month since a problem was discovered, and the directors are not even willing to say if the cash stated in the last account was ever there or not!

[charo] 16/11/2018 08:01

Basically in house receiver adept and using insolvency procedures to avoid or prepare for Pre pack.

[charo] 16/11/2018 07:59

First and only full year as tulip ceo losses increased to £49milliin from £28million margins fell
And intergroup loans increased by £90million sales increased by 1%. Jobs for boys.

[thegreatgeraldo] 15/11/2018 17:01

New CEO was previously a director at Fancy a Quickie Ltd, should reassure investors......

Note there was no comment about the departing CEO from LJ

[microscope] 15/11/2018 13:49

'Patisserie Holdings plc (AIM: CAKE) ("PH" or the "Company") announces that it has accepted the resignation of Paul May as the Company's Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect.'

Not a great day for the Clan May... :)

[robertball] 15/11/2018 13:45

Good news day

[qantas] 14/11/2018 08:11

HPCG So pleased you have large crystal balls what a fool you need to grow some balls.

Hammering up

Please do your own research.

[tradejunkie2] 12/11/2018 12:37

Simmer down chaps and eat some cake?

[lefrene] 12/11/2018 11:55

Christmas is usually a good time to sneak out bad news and hope it doesn't get noticed too much as most of the scribblers are a way in the sun.

[bbmsionlypostafter] 12/11/2018 11:46

Very quiet here. When is the great fraud hunter Luke Johnson going to update the mkt?

[davidosh] 09/11/2018 16:09

David Scott, former chief executive of Druckers. the Midlands based patisserie chain that was bought in 2007 by Patisserie Valerie will be on our superb panel of CAKE advisers including auditors and a forensic accountant at our #MelloLondon event on 26th Nov Do come & join us

[hpcg] 09/11/2018 11:38

The Waitrose offer has mutated quite a lot. It started as a perk for loyalty card holders, which didn't compete with other offerings from Sainsbury and Tesco. Then the card did offer some money off benefits in a complicated way. Then the hot drink required a purchase. Then, now, one has to bring ones own cup. All these are fair enough and I've never had one myself as I can make a coffee at home if I want one. A free coffee isn't quite zero cost but it must be very low on a per unit basis. Too cheap to meter anyway. This should be apparent from the vast array of coffee shops anywhere there are people.

[rcturner2] 09/11/2018 11:26

Every Waitrose I have ever been in has a dedicated coffee machine that provides the free coffee.

[thegreatgeraldo] 06/11/2018 17:46

Your Waitrose dishes out the coffee from a dispensing jug, not a coffee machine...OK. & your Waitrose doesn't have somewhere to sit with your coffee.... some do, some don't.

[lefrene] 06/11/2018 17:39

I only know how it works in my local outlet tgg, perhaps your Waitrose is in a different universe?

[thegreatgeraldo] 06/11/2018 17:36

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RCTurner2, they do, but as I'm sure you know it's a diy from a dispensing jug and drink it on the hoof, and not a sit down,read the papers, and take the weight off your feet experience.


Assume you're talking about the Waitrose free coffee..... you're wrong on a number of counts.

[lefrene] 06/11/2018 17:04

RCTurner2, they do, but as I'm sure you know it's a diy from a dispensing jug and drink it on the hoof, and not a sit down,read the papers, and take the weight off your feet experience.

sikhthetech, it does have the magnetic pull of a who-dunnit, but will the shareholders actually be told the truth about this debacle? One thing for sure it will be everyone's fault except Mr Johnsons!

[rcturner2] 06/11/2018 14:56

lefren, waitrose still give a free drink in all their stores.