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A crime gang of fraudsters who lived the life of Riley through a multi-million pound scam on high-street shops have been jailed. Kevin Pomeroy, 47,...
Greggs, the bakery business, has reported a 2.9% fall in like-for-like sales for its Christmas trading period. The high street chain, well known fo...
The son of the man who founded baking giant Greggs has been arrested on suspicion of a historic sexual offence. Colin Gregg, 71, who for more than ...
High street bakery Greggs has announced the departure of its chief executive Ken McMeikan. McMeikan became well known to the public for spearheadin...
Bakery chain Greggs' success in fighting off the Government's unpopular pasty tax failed to rub off on the company's sales figures today. Despite i...
The chief executive of bakery chain Greggs stepped up his fight against the "completely confusing" pasty tax on Wednesday ahead of a meeting with the ...
Why oh why didn't I panic buy? I watch Britain's Got Talent! I know who Gazza is! Hell, I may never have made a purchase from Greggs but I've eaten a pasty in my time!
The look on George Osborne's face said it all. "When was the last time you had Greggs' pasty, Mr Osborne?" asked the Labour MP John Mann at a Select C...
Many people are complaining that your hot baked goods tax is just another way of taking a swipe at the working classes, who apparently eat nothing but Greggs's produce. It's alleged that you've failed yet again to tax silly middle class fripperies and have chosen to fire your budgetary bullets at foods so common that you can't even remember eating them.
As the "pasty tax" row heats up, Ed Miliband tried to steal a march on the Prime Minister by visiting a Greggs to enjoy a pasty with Ed Balls and Rach...
David Cameron has defended the decision to raise VAT on hot food and insisted he is an avid pasty eater himself. George Osborne has faced oppositio...
George Osborne has come under fire from MPs for his decision to add 20% VAT on hot pasties and pies. In a grilling by John Mann MP, Osborne defend...
Has anyone ever heard of Hot Food tax? No? Well brace yourself this summer for an increase in price for your favourite Ginsters and country pies. Cracking down on 'loopholes and anomalies' as opposed to just flogging Gibraltar to another country for £80billion, hot food is now subject to VAT.
Alex James, the former Fat Less bassist and the man who put 'ur' into Blur has done a bizarre 'food' column in the Sun. In what reads like an advert he has championed Kentucky Fried Chicken, McDonald's and Greggs in a series of PR puff quotes and those kind of gormless photos that 15-year-old-boy bands specialise in.
Don't you just hate it when you're giving a really boring interview to camera, and then, half way through, a plastic bag appears out of nowhere and sl...
