All Convenience Store articles in 12 November 2005 – Page 2
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Power to the people
It looked like the final curtain for a Hampshire village shop and post office – until the locals stepped in, that is.
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on the news stand
Retailers are paying the price for publishers’ mistakes, according to John Lennon, managing director of the Association of News Retailing (ANR).
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New HQ for Sands
Leading Scottish c-store operator David Sands has signalled its intentions to expand by moving into a new £1.5m warehouse and head office at Kinross, Tayside.
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High noon for the high street
As MPs conclude their inquiry into high street retailing and the OFT pledges to look again at the grocery market, independent retailers are hoping that positive action will follow soon.
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Making the Grade
With some common sense, forward planning and patience, trading out of a listed building need not
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Glugging Orders
Bottled water is making waves in the drinks market and retailers need to go with the flow, says Rich Airey
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Firework posters hit the spot
A shopkeeper who launched a poster campaign against selling fireworks to anyone under 21 says his Chesterfield community enjoyed a relatively trouble-free Guy Fawkes season.
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Waste food rules are explained
New waste disposal regulations that mean retailers will have to dispose of raw fish and meat in a controlled way from January 1 have been clarified by the European Union.
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Product News
Grated Expectations
Cheese shows a huge potential for growth if customers look beyond the block.
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Dynamic duo lift Top Shop prize
Budgens retailers Craig Dike and Adam Vincent have scooped the coveted Top Shop Award for 2005.
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number crunching
Fears that the multiples will reduce the diversity of the magazines they stock have been eased with the news that Tesco is to increase by a third the number of magazines it sells in its larger outlets.
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Features and analysis
Crime
* A Berkshire retailer is recovering after being stabbed during a vicious attack.
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Tesco uses report to counter critics
Tesco has moved to counter recent bad publicity by using results of a report it commissioned that suggest its Express format has brought trade back to other local stores.
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Concerns over Sunday study
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) and the Rural Shops Alliance (RSA) have both written to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) about Sunday trading.
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Clarke gets taste of problems
Home Secretary Charles Clarke was given a taste of the problems faced by small retailers when local traders showed him round a struggling Norwich shopping parade.
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Time for Change
Is lack of time holding you back? Are you running your business or is the business running you? Amy Lanning offers some help
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Features and analysis
CCTV with extra teeth
The Co-operative Group is trialling a CCTV system that delivers audio alerts to tell shoppers they are being monitored.
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Nisa in café trial
A London c-store operator has teamed up with Nisa-Today’s to trial a new café concept next door to their store.
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