All Convenience Store articles in 7 July 2007
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News
Wholesale support
Landmark Wholesale is to extend its support programme beyond its Hot House retailers by offering educational advice at depot level.
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Paper weight
Employment law is complex and slip-ups can be costly, but proper procedures can save you a lot of headaches.
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Intent on success
Four days, 15,000 customers and a great team effort; the short and action-packed life of Londis Blenheim Palace
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Increased liability for retailers
Revised construction regulations could, if ignored, see retailers facing serious criminal proceedings and huge financial penalties.
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Product News
Rosé tinted glasses
Rosé continues to shine in the wine sector, even if the market has taken a knock or two. Kate Miller reports
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Nisa launches huge recruitment drive
Nisa-Today's has revealed plans for a massive recruitment campaign intended to attract 300 retailers over the next year.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Is this a smoking gun?
Gasp. Old Ethel from round the corner comes in with her usual fag-in-corner-of-mouth and, as we all know there are new rules about this habit.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Holiday hornets' nests. It must be the time of year
Holidays loom for some, and they bring their own staff rota problems.
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Stores count cost of floods
The recent wild weather is having a disastrous impact on the UK's independent retailers, Convenience Store can reveal.
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Celebrity chef set to take on Tesco
Celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is gearing up to take on his local Tesco when he opens a small grocery store in the Devon town of Axminster in three weeks time.
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Musgrave Group buys NI wholesaler
The Musgrave Group has acquired J&J Haslett, the Northern Ireland food wholesale and cash and carry business.
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PO closure work begins
The Post Office has started selecting branches that will close as part of its planned cull of 2,500 post offices.
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Small stores fight back
Independent retailers are fighting back against the dominance of the supermarkets, according to market research released this week.
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Tesco blasted for "arrogance"
Norfolk retailer Nigel Dowdney has taken the battle for the high street right to the heart of the enemy by joining other protestors at Tesco's Annual General Meeting (AGM).
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C-store caught in terror alert
Staff at a 24-hour central London Tates store were forced to remain behind closed doors for 20 hours when police sealed off an area of Haymarket following the recent failed bomb plot.
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Dear Jac
Dear Jac: Numerate? Moi? I'm afraid sums are not my game
I knew someone would point out my rubbish sums over pro rata holiday entitlement in the June 15 issue.
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Booker adds value
Independent retailers will receive "extra ammunition" in the battle for market share when a new super-value grocery range hits shelves at Booker this week.
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Blakemore with added Benefits
Spar wholesaler AF Blakemore is to scrap delivery charges and cut the price of 500 key lines for retailers who sign up to a new set of terms designed to make them more professional and successful.