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Each store will continue trading under the Oddie’s name and all staff will remain in place. The bakeries now operate separately from the original Oddie family. Wigan pie-maker 'over the moon' to ...

Oddie's, which was based in Nelson, Lancashire, but had branches across the east of the county, was established in 1905 and was run by the same family. It shut its doors in January with a loss of ...

As if that wasn’t enough, they’re also going to make their live-action debut in The Mandalorian & Grogu movie. Just in case all that work in Hollywood and amusement parks causes BDX droids to ...

Oddie’s has revealed the seven East Lancashire sites could reopen following a rescue deal. Nelson-based bakery firm Oddie’s, which announced its closure in January, confirmed it is working ...

Lancashire-based bakery chain Waterfields is set to re-open seven Oddie’s shops following their closure earlier this year. After 120 years in business, fourth generation family-run bakery W.H. Oddies ...

Instead, they decided to focus on a movie, The Mandalorian & Grogu, which was officially announced in January 2024. Jon Favreau was set to direct, co-write with Dave Filoni, and produce alongside ...

A spokesperson for the deal said: "Oddie's is working on a handover of seven sites to Waterfields, led by Brabners and Azets. Whilst the process is still ongoing, the deal looks to secure the future ...

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Lancashire bakery Oddie’s is to hand over seven of its bakery stores to Leigh-based bakery Waterfields, and the stores are to trade under the Oddie’s name. “Oddie’s is working on a ...

In January, Oddie’s announced it was closing after serving East Lancashire for 120 years, citing the pandemic, cost of living crisis and "economic slowdown" as reasons for its closure.

The owner of beloved store Oddie’s, which was based in Nelson, Lancashire, has said that she is hopeful seven of its 13 shops will reopen. Lara Oddie said: "If negotiations go well and certain ...