Select Service Partners is planning to sell its Harry Ramsden's chain for up to £25m because the fish and chip establishments do not fit in with its main operation of running branded food outlets at railway stations and airports. The 32 branches, mainly found in seaside resorts and shopping centres, have annual sales of about £25m.
The Sunday Times 07/10/07 (Business) page 3.3
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