All Legislation articles – Page 9
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NewsUndercover plain clothed team target Huddersfield shoplifters
Undercover officers made multiple arrests in a retail crime operation in Huddersfield this week
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NewsTobacco and Vapes Bill campaign hits 1,000 letter milestone
Over 1,000 convenience retailers have joined a letter-writing campaign opposing the proposed Tobacco and Vapes Bill, which they claim threatens store viability and staff safety
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NewsShop theft in England and Wales grows 20%, highest on record
Shop theft in England and Wales soared 20% last year, topping 530,643 offences compared to 444,022 the previous year
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NewsFour potential pitfalls on compliance with nicotine pouches
Nicotine strength, packaging issues and inadequate hazard labelling among the top compliance concerns
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NewsGovernment issues new advice for businesses on rates and agents
If you use an agent for your business rates, appoint them via the Check and Challenge service
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NewsPriyesh Vekaria criticises police and fire service’s due diligence after ‘heavy-handed raid’
Priyesh Vekaria has criticised the police and fire service’s due diligence following a “heavy-handed raid” at his store, prompted by an anonymous tip-off
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NewsShocking 37% of high street SMEs to shut up shop in 2025
37% of high street store owners are planning to close or sell their business in 2025
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NewsIGD warns food inflation to peak at 5.1% later this summer
The IGD suggests higher inflation in UK food and drink prices is still to come this year
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NewsBarnsley Premier store fined almost £9,000 for 15 food safety offences
A Barnsley convenience store has been prosecuted for food safety offences in Kendray
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NewsACS outlines ‘difficult decisions’ being made by retailers after employment cost rises
The ACS has highlighted the impact rising costs are already having on local shops
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NewsFSA issues toolkit to help retailers with quickly evolving slush drinks policy
The FSA has launched a campaign to help retailers communicate the recommended age restrictions on slushes
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NewsTrading Standards warns public about nicotine pouches being sold to children
Trading Standards has called for urgent regulation for the ’new class of addictive products’ being sold to kids
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NewsNew undercover report shows 23% of shops are still selling illegal vapes
A new report from secret shoppers nationwide reveals 23% of shops selling banned vapes
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NewsFSA issues peanut allergy warning for Dubai chocolate
The FSA has issued an urgent warning to consumers and retailers about Neosis Schokolade Love of Dubai chocolate
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NewsGovernment launches Good Food Cycle to bring ‘generational change’ to the food industry
The Government has launched its Good Food Cycle to revolutionise the nation’s - and industry’s - relationship with food
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NewsRetailer tells Shadow Chancellor small businesses in London need help
Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride met a London retailer to talk retail crime, spiralling costs and rates challenges
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NewsFuture of the Post Office to be shaped by postmasters and customers
Government launches the Post Office Green Paper, the first comprehensive review in 15 years
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NewsFSB predicts tough times and shrinkage for Scottish businesses in coming months
The FSB has urged more support for Scottish businesses as a difficult year looms
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NewsSadiq Khan promises crackdown on criminals in 20 London hotspots
Sadiq Khan’s office believes community partnerships can be used to tackle retail crime and more
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NewsChoking hazard warning issued after loose parts found on fake Labubu dolls
Fake Labubu dolls have been labelled as “potentially dangerous” by Trading Standards due to safety concerns associated with loose parts that may pose a choking hazard to children