Thomas Cook could cut 360 Peterborough jobs
Up to 360 jobs could be axed at Thomas Cook's head office in Peterborough.
Customers of Peterborough firm killed in balloon tragedy
Two of the 19 people killed when a hot-air balloon caught fire in Egypt were customers of Peterborough-based travel agent Thomas Cook
£590m losses at Peterborough-based Thomas Cook
Thomas Cook pledged the company would turn a corner as the its turnaround plan pushed it to an "unacceptable" loss of £590 million.
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Thomas Cook could cut 360 Peterborough jobs
Up to 360 jobs could be axed at Thomas Cook's head office in Peterborough.
Read the full storyPeterborough-based Thomas Cook to axe 2,500 jobs
Holiday firm Thomas Cook, which is based in Peterborough, today announced plans to axe 2,500 UK jobs and warned of some store closures under a group-wide restructure.
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Customers of Peterborough firm killed in balloon tragedy
Two of the 19 people killed when a hot-air balloon caught fire in Egypt were customers of Peterborough-based travel agent Thomas Cook
Read the full story£590m losses at Peterborough-based Thomas Cook
Thomas Cook pledged the company would turn a corner as the its turnaround plan pushed it to an "unacceptable" loss of £590 million.
Read the full storyThomas Cook reports £590m loss
The new boss of Thomas Cook pledged the company would turn a corner today as the travel giant's turnaround plan pushed it to an "unacceptable" loss of £590 million.
The UK's second-biggest travel company is based in Peterborough. It is counting the cost of restructuring as it reorganises its UK business, cuts its aircraft fleet and sells off hotels.
Thomas Cook sell-off to boost business
Peterborough-based Thomas Cook want to complete two sell-offs to help turn the business around.
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Thomas Cook sell-off plan to turn business around
Peterborough-based Thomas Cook is asking shareholders to approve two sell-offs without which the holiday giant has warned it could collapse.
The tour operator, which appointed new chief executive Harriet Green on Thursday, needs investors to back the planned sale and leaseback of part of its aircraft fleet and the disposal of five Spanish hotels.
Failure to support the fundraising move could jeopardise the company's recent £1.4 billion deal with lenders to turn the business around.
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