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If you owe the bank £100, you’ve got a problem. If you owe the bank £100 million, then the bank’s got a problem. It’s the same principle. -
Woodcraft Folk have groups for all ages. My daughter and (now teenage) granddaughters are all very involved, but not in this area. It's a very friendly community. However they do have camps sometimes, so some of the activities may not be suitable. -
Well it may be normal, but it sounds more like blackmail to me, stating that you will stop paying rent unless leases are renegotiated (sic). An individual renting a residential property surely wouldn't be able to do this if they were in financial difficulties (at least, surely not without legal consequences?) so why should it be acceptable in a business environment? It seems morally wrong to me, but what would I know. I'm sure there must be relevant things I'm not aware of.
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No. It isn’t a strange way of going about things it is absolutely normal. This is part of a negation with landlords before a scheme of arrangement imposes terms over their heads later this summer. And it doesn’t really mean that Tesco is actually coming either.
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