All Convenience Store articles in 30 September 2006 – Page 2
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Out of this world
Currently celebrating its 10th anniversary, London's Planet Organic proves that healthy retailing can be a profitable business
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On the news stand
The National Federation of Retail Newsagents (NFRN) is calling for a new all-inclusive, legally underpinned Code of Practice on newspaper and magazine distribution
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Karl's the king
Karl Brocklehurst of Westbridge Motors in Northampton was crowned Forecourt Trader of the Year at last month's awards organised by Forecourt Trader magazine.
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It's non-stop for the Patels
An East Sussex retailer is to open round the clock in a bid to win back trade from a 24-hour Tesco Express.
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Under the hammer
Amy Lanning investigates the pros and cons of buying and selling retail property at auction
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A functional future
The functional foods market in the UK is worth more than £1bn and is expected to double in size over the next few years
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Scots learn with free DVD
Scottish retailers can take advantage of some free advice with the launch of an interactive DVD aimed at promoting workplace learning.
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Indies defeated in Tesco planning row
Leading wholesaler Steve Parfett has suffered a shock defeat in his campaign against a retrospective planning application for a Tesco Extra store in Stockport.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: In a heatwave you need a fridge that works
As sagas go, this one is a roller coaster. Lloyd Bakewell first contacted me on May 10. He had ordered a glass-fronted drinks chiller from Husky for his store, The Village Shop at Thornton, near Leicester. He got the free Carling stock and was happy - but not for long.
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Merger gets November deadline
Nisa-Today's members will be given a chance to decide on the company's future by the end of November. As predicted (C-Store, September 22), the group is set to miss its original deadline of October for a vote to decide whether or not to merge with C
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Cross-party support for small shops
A prominent Labour MP has said retailers should be more involved in the planning system and greater efforts must be made to ensure there is choice within retail markets at the local level.
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Rebel complaint creates new rift
A rift among opponents of the proposed Nisa-Costcutter merger is threatening to undermine attempts to prevent the deal.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Triton means cheaper top-ups
The word means many things: minor sea god; satellite of Neptune; big mollusc (you can tell I've been at the dictionary) and, yes, cheap top-ups.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: It shouldn't be daylight robbery at the C&C
I’ve said this before. Never mind, it bears saying again. You don’t go to the cash and carry to get robbed, do you?
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Inquiry must look into buying power
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has set out to the Competition Commission what it describes as a 'compelling case' for action.
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Blueprint expands
The Federation of Wholesale Distributors (FWD) is planning a further boost to its Blueprint operation by trialling a guide to merchandising chilled alcohol.
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Product News
The big cell
The biggest battery sales peak is just weeks away so it's time for convenience store retailers to recharge their stock and get powered up. Rich Airey reports
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Beer prudence
A chilled, carefully thought out offering will boost Christmas beer sales says Kate Miller
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