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All Convenience Store articles in 11 November 2006 – Page 2
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Fame & Fortune
Sue and Chris Sharrinton are no strangers to national publicity, but it is their efforts within their Cornish Spar store that they'd like to make headlines with, as Amy Lanning finds out
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Home Office gets tough on c-stores
More than 20 c- stores are having their alcohol licences reviewed as a result of failing two test purchases within a month.
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Product News
Clean sweep
Whether it's laundry or the kitchen sink, consumers want one thing - more power. Tracy West reports
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Xmas cheer from FWD
The Federation of Wholesale Distributors is giving away 20 Christmas hampers for independent retailers to pass on to deserving customers, as part of its Caring at Christmas activities.
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Worry over duty case
British retailers could face a massive slump in alcohol and cigarette sales if the European Union backs a test case allowing shoppers to buy products from Europe over the internet and pay the duty at the local, rather than the UK, rate.
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Retail card fraud falls
Card fraud continued to decline in the six months to June 2006, according to the latest figures released by the UK payments association, APACS.
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Group steps up call for regulator
The Independent Retail Steering Group (IRSG) has called for the government to appoint a retail regulator to prevent large chains from abusing a position of market dominance.
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Golden Brown
It was a day of winners at the 2006 Sales Assistant of the Year awards, but Felicity Brown proved to be the best of an outstanding bunch
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BP trial to take root
After a successful trial scheme at two sites, BP is to roll out its Connect and Wild Bean Café franchise to its dealer network.
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Product News
Show some bottle
Bottled water sales are a drop in the ocean compared with what they could be in the future, says Rich Airey
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Blueheath goes traditional
Online wholesaler Blueheath is to adopt a more traditional approach to supplying retailers by strengthening its relationship with buying group Key Lekkerland.
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Blaze devastates Bells store
A suspected arson attack has destroyed a Bells store and an entire row of shops in Redcar, Yorkshire.
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Tesco backs down in Cardiff
Tesco has sensationally abandoned plans for a controversial Express store in Cardiff after months of protests by local retailers and residents.
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All in a day's work
Jon Smythe, head of customer marketing at McCain Foods, spent a day at a North Yorkshire c-store to find out just what it takes to run a successful community store
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Clothing aids fire escape
A family made a dramatic escape from an arson attack on the shop below their flat by tying saris together and climbing from a bedroom window.
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Marks & Spencer sets sights on 200 BP forecourts
The revival of Marks & Spencer is set to continue with the expansion of its Simply Food format into more BP forecourt locations.
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Features and analysis
It could be you
Crime can have a serious impact on retailers, especially in areas where it's unexpected, reports Ronan Hegarty
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