The statement went on to say the new loan conditions give a "stable financial platform... to pursue a refinancing of these debt facilities in 2014". The company is relaunching its titles, including a new-look to The Scotsman in January, following several journalist redundancies. It has also been in talks to sell its 14 local titles in Ireland. And Johnston Press has been reported that the company is moving out of the Edinburgh headquarters it shares with The Scotsman's newspaper, because there are far fewer staff on its flagship title. The company has not commented on that move. However, commenting on the intended refinancing, Johnston Press CEO Ashley Highfield said: "I am pleased with the ongoing support shown by our lender group in providing a clear path for the continued pursuit of our operational strategy, which has shown very encouraging developments in 2013. "We plan to refinance the group in 2014 and will continue to work closely with our lenders and their financial advisers for that process.