Towergate to close retail operations at Milton Keynes office amid wider cost cutting
Towergate has confirmed it will close its retail operations at its Milton Keynes office, just a day after CEO David Ross announced his team had identified an additional £7m in savings.
A statement from the company said that a number of employees in the office would be "impacted" by the decision, but it is not clear whether there will be redundancies.
The decision only affects staff
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