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Today’s M&S AGM was the usual entertaining - and quintessentially English - affair. We had the usual rants from the shareholders about product quality, plastic spoons in the cafes and the store in Weston Super Mare.
The army of private investors - those who speak up at least - seems to range from the mildly eccentric to the barmy. I particularly enjoyed the part where Sir Stuart Rose - whose father was an emigre - was accused of being a Russian spy.
I won’t go through it all on here but the best way to catch up with the highlights is on my Twitter feed or our live coverage page.
From Retail Day
Retail Day is a blog about retail by the Retail Week editorial team
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