All Convenience Store articles in 26 November 2005 – Page 2
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News
Londis works on new planograms
Londis is working with its members to develop tailor-made planograms in store.
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Stress less
Workers in the UK are among the least stressed in Europe, according to a new survey by global recruitment agency Kelly Services.
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Last-minute miracles
Christmas may come but once a year yet having a fine festive offering can reap rewards long after the decorations have gone back in the box
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Santa’s little helpers
Christmas is the perfect time for retailers to show their community spirit. Here three retailers tell Kate Miller why they like to get involved
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Health hang-ups
New research shows that being overweight and having a poor diet can reduce productivity in the workplace.
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Growth for Henderson
The Henderson Group, Spar’s wholesaler for Northern Ireland, has announced an increased wholesale turnover of 16% over the past 12 months.
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Group to make policy proposal
The chairman of the All Party Small Shops Group has said he hopes to give the government “strong recommendations” about future policy for the retail sector when the group’s report is published next year.
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Spar tests game plan
Lottery operator Camelot has been trialling a system that enables retailers to dispense National Lottery scratchcards electronically.
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Product News
Mills puts its money into fresh food
Mills Group c-stores will continue to provide more fresh and chilled products in a bid to combat competition from the likes of Tesco Express, managing director Nigel Mills said at the company’s annual conference at Oulton Hall, Leeds.
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Features and analysis
Indies are seen as easy prey
Independent stores are seen as the softest targets by shoplifters, according to new research by G4S Security Services.
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News
Scots face hours cut
While retailers in England and Wales are making the most of extended alcohol licences, Scottish shopkeepers are to have two hours cut from their permitted licensed trading time.
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Hangover cures
Christmas is good news for most retailers but what happens if you overdo it and are left with unsold stock?
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Features and analysis
Crisis at Xmas?
Equipment failure can strike at any time – Christmas included. Mark Wingett looks at the help available
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Features and analysis
Yob culture fuels crime
Retailers say yob culture is the biggest reason for crime in today’s society, according to a new survey.
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Features and analysis
Crime
A c-store customer was left seriously injured after trying to tackle two armed robbers at a store in Shropshire.
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Features and analysis
A marriage of Convenience Store
Last year retailer Craig Dike finished a finalist in the Top Shop Awards but got the girl – this year he won both the top award and a bride.
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Features and analysis
Co-op opens crime clinic
Southern Co-operative is to launch a drop-in centre above one of its c-stores in West Sussex to help locals voice concerns about anti-social behaviour.
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News
Shoppers oppose Sunday changes
The government has promised to take into consideration new research showing that nearly seven out of 10 of shoppers do not want big stores to open for longer hours on Sundays.
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Booker’s high-tech depot is unveiled
Booker has replaced its former depot in Salisbury, Wiltshire, with a bigger, state-of-the-art purpose-built unit.
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