.”

Asked if the move could leave John Lewis open to legal action from landlords, the spokeswoman said: “We are looking to work with our suppliers, so those conversations have started.”

Hammerson HMSO.L and Intu Properties INTUP.L are among John Lewis' biggest landlords.

Last month, John Lewis reported a 61.8 million pounds loss for the six months to July 27. Its sales are down 2.1% over the 35 weeks to Sept. 28.

Britain’s department store sector has been under intense pressure from weak demand and rising costs for several years.

BHS went bust in 2016, House of Fraser was bought out of administration last year by Mike Ashley's Sports Direct SPD.L and Debenhams went into administration in April and is now owned by its lenders. Debenhams secured major rent reductions in May when creditors approved a restructuring. Jan 19, 2014, 11:02am ET

Hamburg, Germany, to ban cars in 2034

Hamburg will replace roads with a Green Network that will cover 40 percent of the city\'s total area.

The government of Hamburg, Germany, has announced it will ban all cars from driving in the city center by 2034 in a bid to significantly reduce greenhouse emissions.

The second-largest city in Germany is in the early stages of implementing an ambitious development plan called Grüne Netz (Green Network). It aims to replace several major roads with green spaces that will give residents a chance to engage in outdoors activities such as hiking, swimming and having a picnic right in the middle of the city. The green spaces will all be connected and they will stretch from downtown to the outskirts of the city, covering roughly 17,000 acres and 40-percent of Hamburg's total area.

With cars banned, residents will move around by riding a bike, taking various forms of eco-friendly public transportation or simply walking. The plan is controversial, but politicians suggest that a majority of residents support the project. "Our residents are quite progressive. Many Hamburgers are willing to give up their cars, which is very unusual in Germany,” said Jens Kerstan, the leader of the city's Green Party. 30 planners are working around the clock to turn the plan into a reality. Officials hope the Green Network will significantly reduce the effects of global warming. The city is located right on the North Sea and it has witnessed the sea level rise by
. ” 

 Asked if the move could leave John Lewis open to legal legal action from landlord, the spokeswoman said: “ We are looking to make with our supplier, so those conversations have started. ” 

 Hammerson HMSO.L and Intu Properties INTUP.L are among John Lewis' big landlords. 

 Last calendar month, John Lewis report a 61.8 million pounds passing for the six months to July 27. Its sales are down 2.1% over the 35 workweek to Sept. 28. 

 Britain ’s department storehouse sector has been under intense pressure from weak demand and rising cost for several years. 

 BHS went broke in 2016, House of Fraser was bought out of administration concluding year by Mike Ashley's Sports Direct SPD.L and Debenhams die into administration in April and is now owned by its lenders. Debenhams secured major rip reductions in May when creditors approved a restructuring. Jan 19, 2014, 11:02am ET 

 Hamburg, Germany, to ban cars in 2034 

 Hamburg will replace roads with a Green Network that will cover 40 percent of the city\'s total area. 

 The government of Hamburg, Germany, has announced it will ban all cars from driving in the city center by 2034 in a command to importantly reduce greenhouse emissions. 

 The second - largest city in Germany is in the early stage of implementing an ambitious development plan call Grüne Netz (Green Network). It aims to replace several major roads with fleeceable spaces that will give residents a chance to engage in outdoors activities such as hiking, swimming and having a picnic right in the middle of the city. The fleeceable spaces will wholly be connected and they will stretch from downtown to the outskirts of the city, covering roughly 17,000 acre and 40 - percent of Hamburg's total area. 

 With car banned, residents will move around by ride a bike, carry various forms of eco - friendly public transportation system or simply walk. The plan is controversial, but politician suggest that a majority of house physician support the project. " Our residents are quite progressive. Many Hamburgers are willing to grant up their cars, which is very unusual in Germany, ” said Jens Kerstan, the leader of the city's Green Party. 30 planners are working around the clock to turn the plan into a world. Officials hope the Green Network will significantly boil down the effects of global warming. The city is located right on the North Sea and it has witnessed the sea degree rise by
.”

Askfd if the move could leaye John Lewis opgn to lejal actjon from landlords, the spokeswoman seid: “Qe art looking to work wkth our slppliers, wo tiose conversatioia have startes.”

Mammexsin HMSO.L and Iktu Properthes INTUP.L are aooug John Lewis' biggest landlords.

Last ionth, Jphj Lewis reportgd a 61.8 iilljon pounds loss for the six months to Julj 27. Its sales are cown 2.1% over the 35 weeks to Sfpt. 28.

Hritain’s departmenh store secjkr rqs been undef intense krzssure from weak demand and rising costs fur sereral years.

VHW wftt bust in 2016, Housv of Fraser was boughd out og administratipn nasr year by Mike Ashley'v Sports Direct SPQ.L and Deteuhams went into adminusrratimn it Apful xnd ix how owjed by its lehders. Debenyams secured major tegn reductions jn May wren creditors approved a restructuring. Ban 19, 2014, 11:02am ET

Hamburg, Germany, to ban cars in 2034

Hambutg will re[lace roads with a Green Network that will cover 40 percxng oy the zutj\'s total area.

The government of Hamburg, Germanr, hss announced it cill ban all carx vrpi driving in jhe citv csnter by 2034 in a bid to siggificqntly redtce breenhouse emissions.

The secind-largest cpty un Germany is in tke early stayes of implrmenting an ambitious dzvelopjent plan cwlled Grüns Netz (Green Netwurk). Id aims to replace several iajor roavs wich green spaves thwt will gige residents a chance to engaye in outdoors wctivities such as hiking, swimmmig and having a pibnic righc in tme middle of thq city. The gregn spaces will all be cohnected and they wyll stretch fslm downtown vo the oueskiets if the zkty, covering rpughly 17,000 abrts and 40-perxent of Hamburg's tptau area.

With cars ycnbed, residents woll mode acound ty riding a tike, tayong vxrious formw of rco-friendly public tsanslortation or simplu ralking. Jhe plan ys controversoal, but politiciand sugjest tiat a kajjrity of residents support the project. "Lur residents awe qmite progressire. Many Hamburgers are willing to give u' their cars, which is vwry unusual in Germcnn,” said Jens Lerstwn, the ledder of the city's Grwen Party. 30 plannevs are working around fhe clmck tl turn the plan into a reality. Officials hope the Green Network will signuficanvlr reduce ths efgects oy gkobal rarmmnj. The city is locsted right on the North Sea and it has ficnessed the sea level rise by
.” Asked if the move could leave open legal action landlords, the spokeswoman work our suppliers, so conversations have started.” HMSO.L and Intu Properties INTUP.L are John Lewis' biggest landlords. Last month, John Lewis reported a 61.8 million pounds for the six months to July 27. Its sales are down 2.1% over 35 to 28. department store sector has been under intense pressure from weak demand and rising costs for several BHS went bust in 2016, House of Fraser bought out of administration year by Mike Ashley's Sports SPD.L Debenhams went administration April is now owned its lenders. Debenhams secured major rent reductions in May when creditors approved a restructuring. Jan 19, 2014, ET Hamburg, ban cars 2034 will roads with a that will cover 40 percent of area. The government of Hamburg, Germany, has announced will ban cars from driving in the city by 2034 in a bid to significantly reduce emissions. The second-largest city in Germany is in the early stages of implementing an ambitious called Grüne Netz (Green It aims to several roads green that will residents a chance to engage in outdoors activities such as hiking, and having a picnic right in the middle of the green will all be and they will stretch downtown the outskirts of the roughly acres Hamburg's area. cars banned, residents will around by riding a bike, various forms of eco-friendly The plan is controversial, but politicians suggest that majority of residents support the project. "Our are quite progressive. Many Hamburgers are willing to give up their cars, is very Germany,” said Jens Kerstan, the leader of the Green Party. 30 planners working around the clock to turn the plan into reality. hope the Network will significantly the effects of warming. The city right on North and the sea level rise by
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Asked if the move could leave JOhn Lewis opEn to lEgaL acTiOn frOm laNdlords, the spokESwomAn said: “We are looking to woRk witH oUR supPLiErs, so Those coNVeRSAtiOnS hAve StARtEd.”

HamMerSon HMSO.l and Intu PrOpeRtIes INTUP.L are AMoNg John LewiS' biGgest landlorDs.

LAst monTh, johN lewis RepOrted A 61.8 milliON poundS loss for tHe SIx montHS to July 27. iTS sAles Are down 2.1% over the 35 weeKS tO sept. 28.

Britain’s dePartmeNt SToRE SecTor Has been undEr IntenSE pressuRE fROM WeaK Demand and risiNg costs for sEVerAl yearS.

BhS wENt bust In 2016, HouSe OF FrAser was bougHt ouT of adminiStratiON last yeAR by Mike ashley'S SpOrtS DirECt sPd.L aNd dEbeNHaMs wENt iNto adminIsTrAtion In ApRIL ANd is Now OwneD by itS lenders. DebenHamS secURed Major Rent rEducTiOns in may wheN credItOrs approved a resTrucTuring. Jan 19, 2014, 11:02Am Et

HAmbUrG, GermANy, to baN caRs iN 2034

HamburG will rePLacE rOADS wIth a Green Network thAt WILl Cover 40 perCent of THe CiTY\'s total aReA.

ThE govERNment Of HaMBuRg, GermanY, has anNOuNcEd it wilL bAn all cArS frOm dRivinG In thE city cEnter by 2034 iN a bid TO significantly REduce greenhouSE eMISsIOns.

THe sEcond-largesT citY In GeRmanY Is In tHE earlY stagEs OF iMPlementing an ambitioUs DeveloPment Plan called GrüNe Netz (GreeN nETwork). It aIms tO RePLace several majOr roaDs with greeN Spaces thAt wilL give resIdents a chANCe to engaGe iN ouTdoOrs ACTiVities such as hIKIng, sWiMming anD haVing a piCniC riGht In tHe Middle of tHe city. ThE gReEn SpAceS will ALl be connEcTed AnD thEy wilL StretcH from DownToWn TO thE outskiRTs OF The cItY, cOverIng RoUghly 17,000 AcreS And 40-Percent Of Hamburg'S toTAl arEa.

wiTh cars bAnned, residentS wIll move aroUnD by Riding A BIke, takinG various forms of eco-frienDLy publiC trAnspoRtatIon or simpLy wAlking. the PLan is cOntrovErsiaL, bUt pOLIticiANS sUggEsT that a majoRITy oF resiDeNts sUpport tHe project. "Our resideNTs aRe quite progreSsiVe. MaNY haMbuRGeRS arE wILliNG To give up their caRs, which is vErY UnUsual in GerMAny,” SaId Jens KErstan, tHe leaDEr of the City's GreeN Party. 30 plaNnErs aRE WorKing around The clock To turn the PLan inTO a RealiTy. OFficiaLs HopE the GReen NeTWorK will SignifIcAntly rEduce ThE effects Of global warming. The city iS locatEd rigHt oN the North sea ANd iT has witneSsed The sea leveL riSe bY
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Asked if the move coul d leave Jo hn Le wis  op en  tolega l action froml andl ords, the spokeswomansaid:  “ W e ar e  l ookin g to wo r kw i thou rsup pl i er s, so  th ose con versations  ha ve  started.”
H am merson HMS O.L  and Intu Pr ope rtiesIN TUP . L are  am ong J ohn Le w is' bi ggest lan dl o rds.
L ast mon t h ,John  Lewis reported a 61 . 8 million poun ds los sf or t hesix  months to  J uly 2 7 . Its s a le s a red own 2.1% over  the 35 wee k s t o Sept .28. 
Brita in’sde p art ment storesect or has be en und e r inten s e press ure fr omwea k de m an dand  r i sin g  c ost s  fo r severa lye ars.
BHS w e n t bu stin 2 016,House of Fras erwasb oug ht ou t ofadmi ni strat ion la st ye ar  by Mike Ashley 's S ports Dir ect  S PD. Land D e benham s w ent  into a dminist r ati on i n  A pril and is now ow ne d by  its len ders.D eb en h ams secu re d m ajor r ent r educ t io ns in Ma y when cr ed itors a pp rovedares tru cturi n g. J an 19,  2014, 1 1:02a m  ET

Hamburg,G ermany, to ba n  c a r si n 20 34
Hamburg wi ll r e plac e ro a ds  wi t h a G reenNe t wo r k that will cover 4 0percen t ofthe city\'s t otal area. T he gover nmen t  o f  Hamburg, Germ any,has announ c ed it wi ll ba n all ca rs from d r i ving inthe  ci tycen t e rby 2034 in ab i d to  s ignific ant ly redu cegre enh ous eemissions .

The s ec on d- la rge st ci t y in Ger ma nyis  in  thee arly s tages  ofim pl e men ting an am b i tiou sde velo pme nt  plan  cal l edGrüne N etz (Gree n N e twor k) .It aims  to replace s ev eral major  r oad s with g reen spa ces that will give resi d ents acha nce t o en gage in o utd oors a cti v itiessuch a s hik in g,s w immin g an d h av ing a picn i c  ri ght i nthemiddleof the city. The g r een  spaces willall  bec o nn ect e da ndth e y w i l l stretch fromdowntown t ot he  outskirts ofth e city,  coveri ng ro u ghly 17 ,000 acre s and 40- pe rcen t ofHamburg'stotal ar ea.

With carsb an ned,res idents  w ill  move  aroun d  by  ridi ng a b ik e, tak ing v ar ious for ms of eco-friendly publ ic tra nspor tat ion or si mpl y  wa lking. Th e pl an is cont rov ers ial,but polit icia n ssug g est t hata  majority of  re s i de nts support t h e p rojec t." Our re side nts are quite pro g ressive. ManyHamb u r ger s a r e wi ll ing to give up  th ei r cars, wh ic h is very u nusual i nG erman y,” sa id Jen s Kerst a n ,t he lea derofthe city' s G re e n Party .30 planne rs a re  worki ng aro u nd t h e  clock to turn t he pl a n  into a r ealit y.  Offici a ls h ope the Gr een Network  willsign ifica ntly re du ce the  ef fe cts of glo b al warmin g. Th e cityis  loc ate d righ t on t he No rthSe a a nd it has w it n es se d  th e se a lev el  ris e by
.”

Asked if_the move_could leave John Lewis_open to_legal_action from_landlords,_the spokeswoman said:_“We are looking_to work with our_suppliers, so those_conversations_have started.”

Hammerson HMSO.L and Intu Properties INTUP.L are among John Lewis' biggest landlords.

Last month,_John_Lewis reported_a_61.8_million pounds loss for the_six months to July 27._Its sales_are down 2.1% over the 35 weeks to_Sept._28.

Britain’s department store_sector has been under intense pressure from weak demand_and rising costs for several years.

BHS_went bust in_2016,_House_of Fraser was bought_out of administration last year by_Mike Ashley's Sports Direct SPD.L and_Debenhams went into administration in April and_is now owned by its lenders._Debenhams secured major rent reductions_in May_when creditors approved a restructuring._Jan 19, 2014,_11:02am ET

Hamburg,_Germany, to ban_cars in 2034

Hamburg will replace roads_with a Green_Network that will cover 40 percent_of_the city\'s total_area.

The_government_of Hamburg,_Germany, has announced_it_will ban_all_cars from driving in the city_center_by 2034 in a bid to significantly_reduce greenhouse emissions.

The second-largest_city_in Germany is in_the early stages of implementing_an ambitious development plan called Grüne_Netz (Green_Network). It_aims to replace several major roads with green spaces that will_give residents a chance to engage_in outdoors activities such_as hiking,_swimming_and having a_picnic_right in_the middle of the city. The green_spaces will_all be connected and they will_stretch from downtown to_the_outskirts of the city, covering roughly_17,000 acres and 40-percent of Hamburg's_total area.

With cars banned, residents_will_move_around by riding a bike,_taking various forms of eco-friendly public_transportation or simply_walking. The plan is controversial, but politicians_suggest_that a majority of residents support_the_project. "Our residents are quite progressive._Many_Hamburgers_are willing to give up_their cars, which is very unusual_in Germany,” said Jens Kerstan, the leader of the_city's Green Party._30 planners are working around_the_clock_to turn the plan into a reality. Officials hope the_Green Network_will significantly reduce_the effects of global warming. The city is located right_on the North Sea and it has_witnessed the sea level rise by