Surrey Life Magazine caught up with David Gold at his Surrey Mansion recently, click on the link below to read the article. David Gold – Surrey Life magazine Originally published in Surrey Life magazine March 2012: http://surrey.greatbritishlife.co.uk
Written off before he even started, the East End boy built an empire but isn’t finished yet, writes Billy Kenber “Hydraulics. Check.” “Collective switch. Check.” “Twist grip. Check.” David Gold is hunched forward in his business suit, perring intently at the illuminated control panel of a Eurocopter 120. Outside, snow continues to fall and the …
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On the evening of Thursday 9th February the John Fisher School in Purley hosted its very own Young Apprentice Competition, attended by three prominent businessmen: chairman of West Ham Football club David Gold, chairman of House of Fraser Don McCarthy and owner of MOMA Food’s Tom Mercer who acted as the judges for the event. …
Budding entrepreneurs will enter the dragon’s den and pitch their ideas to three business moguls tonight. Students at John Fisher School will face a trio of West Ham United Football club chairman David Gold, Chairman of House of Fraser Don McCarthy and the founder of Moma Foods Ton Mercer as part of a young enterprise …
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West Ham co-chairman David Gold is recovering well from cholangitis and septicaemia, his daughter Jacqueline said. Gold went into hospital on Sunday after being taken ill on Wednesday evening. Since then, the Hammers have been inundated with messages of support for the 74-year-old, who missed the team’s crucial 3-1 win over Liverpool last weekend.
West Ham have won the backing of Olympic bosses in the battle for the 2012 stadium, BBC London has learned. Olympic Park Legacy Company executives have decided the offer from the club – which would retain the athletics track – is better than Tottenham’s rival bid. They are expected to ask the company’s board to …
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A nanny who tried to poison Ann Summers boss Jacqueline Gold by lacing her asparagus soup with screenwash has been jailed for 12 months. Allison Cox, of East Grinstead, West Sussex, admitted administering poison with intent to annoy last month. Cox, 33, was hired by lingerie tycoon Ms Gold, 50, to look after her child …
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A NANNY appeared in court today charged with poisoning Ann Summers underwear store boss Jacqueline Gold by spiking her food with screenwash. Alison Cox, 33, was hired by the multi-millionaire underwear tycoon to look after her child Scarlett at her mansion in Whyteleafe, Surrey. The allegations reportedly came to light after Miss Gold, 50, grew …
A nanny appeared in court today charged with attempting to poison Jacqueline Gold, the Ann Summers boss, by contaminating her food with screen wash, sugar and salt. Allison Cox, 33, has been charged with three counts of poisoning with intent to injure, aggrieve or annoy.
A Sussex nanny has appeared in court charged with trying to poison Ann Summers boss Jacqueline Gold by lacing her food with screen wash. Allison Cox, 33, of East Grinstead, West Sussex, is accused of three counts of administering poison with intent to annoy. She was bailed following her appearance at Redhill Magistrates’ Court on …