All Convenience Store articles in 29 October 2005 – Page 3
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News
Landmark decision to change strategy
Landmark Cash & Carry has changed its name to Landmark Wholesale.
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News
MPs call for unity
The Home Office is calling on the retail trade to act in a more co-ordinated way to combat the problem of underage drinking.
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News
Tesco buys get okay
In the same week that the OFT agreed to reconsider its views on the effect of multiple grocers’ entry into the c-store sector, it gave the green light to Tesco’s acquisition of another 21 petrol forecourts.
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News
Budgens to go national
The Budgens fascia is going national, as Musgrave Budgens Londis (MBL) announces plans to make its four regional distribution centres dual-branded.
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News
Buddy Marvellous
A tide of neighbourliness is sweeping across the UK’s convenience store trade, as Andrew Don finds out.
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Product News
Tea Brake
More adventurous shoppers are putting the brakes on sales of Britain’s favourite hot drink.
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News
Bob’s diary
Spar retailer Bob Beatty reflects on how Tesco and Sainsbury have honed their c-store offer
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Features and analysis
Protection Bill is doomed to failure
A Conservative MP’s bid to resurrect a Bill giving store owners the right to use greater force against intruders looks set to be rebuffed by the government.
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Product News
Bar talk
What’s the latest instalment in the cereal bar market? Mark Wingett catches up on the sector’s health and wealth
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News
ANR pleads case to MPs
The Association of News Retailing (ANR) has stepped up its fight with publishers over the future of the news supply chain.
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News
Alarm bells at NEF meeting
The OFT’s rethink on the grocery market could be traced back to a meeting it held with the New Economics Foundation (NEF) in early October.
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News
Quake aid floods in for Asian retailer
An Oxford c-store owner has raised nearly £2,000 to help rebuild his family’s village in Pakistan, only days after hearing that 14 of his relatives had been killed in the Asian earthquake.
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Features and analysis
Stores are defiant after race clashes
Asian retailers caught up in recent violent outbreaks in Birmingham have told C-Store they are determined to carry on trading in the area.
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News
Barometer man adds to pressure
A 54-year-old trader from Essex staged a sit-down protest against Tesco delivering six-days a week to one of its Express stores.
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News
OFT cracks under ACS pressure
The sensational U-turn came as the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) was putting the finishing touches to its legal challenge against the OFT through the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT).
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