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1. everything.explained.today › Sainsbury's_SavacentreSavaCentre explained - Everything Explained Today

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   Due to having two major shops (not just Sainsbury's) this branch is often still known as the London Savacentre. The store was refurbished in 2019. As well as Sainsbury's and M&S, it hosts an Argos store (from 2018) and a Sainsbury's Fresh Kitchen (until 2022). Becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Sainsbury's

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3. www.sainsburyarchive.org.uk › story › storiesThe Story of Savacentre | Stories | Sainsbury Archive

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   The agreed price was £123 million, and Savacentre became a wholly owned subsidiary of J Sainsbury plc. The move was not altogether surprising as food made up around 75 per cent of the company’s turnover.

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4. www.echo-news.co.uk › news › 18591983Basildon's beloved SavaCentre - 40 years on | Echo

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   Jul 19, 2020 · Owned by Sainsbury's and BHS, Basildon's superstore was the third SavaCentre to open in the UK- the other two were in Washington and Hempstead- but this was the largest yet.

5. www.sainsburyarchive.org.uk › story › storiesArchive Talk: The History of Savacentre | Stories | Sainsbury ...

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   Archive Talk: The History of Savacentre. Listen to Archivist, Allison Foster, give a talk about Sainsbury's answer to the hypermarket.

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   Dec 29, 2019 · Getty Images. The UK retail industry has been struggling heavily in recent years and many brands have been going into administration. But not everybody manages to secure a rescue deal with their...

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7. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › ShowUserReviews-g503904-dSorry folks, but Savacentre is not what it was!!!! - Tripadvisor

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   Jan 17, 2017 · Sorry folks, but Savacentre is not what it was!!!! Review of Hempstead Valley. Reviewed 17 January 2017. BHS has gone along with several small shops! M & S is very disappointing, Per Una jeans and clothes have lost the quality but the price is higher! Their sale was more for 90 year olds & not cheap!

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   What happened to Sainsbury's SavaCentre?

   • The following year, however, the Sainsbury’s board decided to integrate Savacentre into the main supermarket business. The head office in Wokingham was closed to avoid duplication of activities and the hypermarkets became Sainsbury’s largest store format.

   The Story of Savacentre | Stories | Sainsbury Archive

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   When did BHS buy SavaCentre?

   • A wholly owned subsidiary Savacentre continued to trade profitably for the rest of the 1980s, and in February 1989 opened a store in Merton, southwest London. Just two weeks later came a major development: Sainsbury’s announced the acquisition of BHS’s 50 per cent holding in the company.

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   When did SavaCentre become Sainsbury's flagship brand?

   • A strategic review begun in May 1997 determined that Savacentre should become ‘ the flagship for the Sainsbury Group ’. Food was to be emphasised even more, alongside ‘a focused range of associated products in four new categories: Celebration; Indulgence; Baby & Toddler and Cookshop’.

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   What's so special about SavaCentre?

   • "I have seen stores on the continent too, he said. "but SavaCentre is unique." And it was. one of the highlights of the Basildon branch was its 380- seater restaurant which offered an upper level panoramic view of the entire store and was, unusually for the time, allowed to serve alcoholic drinks.

   Basildon's beloved SavaCentre - 40 years on | Echo - Southend Echo

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   When did SavaCentre start?

   • But by early 1977 sites for three hypermarkets had been obtained. The first to open would be at Washington, Tyne and Wear, close to the major conurbations of Newcastle and Gateshead, Sunderland and Durham. The name chosen for the new company was ‘SavaCentre’ (in later years generally stylized as ‘Savacentre’).

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   Why did Sainsbury's 'SavaCentre' get its name?

   • The name chosen for the new company was ‘SavaCentre’ (in later years generally stylized as ‘Savacentre’). Sainsbury’s design team produced a ‘ hard-hitting and controversial ’ symbol for it which represented ‘the dynamism of the parent companies’ and, through its blue and green colours, the rural surroundings of Savacentre stores.

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9. www.inkl.com › news › throwback-edinburgh-imagesThrowback Edinburgh images remember iconic SavaCentre… - inkl

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   Mar 21, 2022 · A video of several iconic images taken of the Sainsbury's at Cameron Toll Shopping Centre have surfaced, which show the store in all its glory when it was known as the SavaCentre