In November 2020, Sainsbury's stated that up to 3,500 jobs were at risk due to the closure of supermarket counters and the closure of further Argos standalone stores. In March 2021, the group announced further restructuring with the loss of 1150 head office and warehousing roles. Office sites Victoria and Saffron House in London, as well as Walsgrave in Coventry were closed; office space was reduced within other sites at Milton Keynes, Coventry, London and Manchester. The restructure also included the closure of the company's only online fulfilment centre in Bromley-by-Bow, London; with online orders instead being fulfilled by nearby stores with online fulfilment capabilities The group reported a £261 million loss in April 2021 citing £485 million of investment in 'additional safety measures' in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, additional staffing costs and additional staff bonuses. The groups financial results included the one-off costs of announced restructures as well as writedowns of its estate valuations and banking assets. The group's new CEO Simon Roberts has initiated focussing the grocery business on a 'food first strategy'; the companies slogan changed in May 2021 and an advertising campaign followed promoting healthier eating choices and sustainable food, designed to complement the companies partnership of the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference being held in the UK.