All News articles – Page 302
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NewsScottish Government favours plain tobacco packaging
The Scottish Government has stated it supports the concept of standardised packaging for tobacco products
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NewsSimply Fresh eyes estate expansion in 2013
Simply Fresh director Kash Khera has set an ambitious target for the symbol group, hoping to grow store numbers by 50% by the end of 2013.
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NewsDemand for British products on the up
A third of British shoppers say they are now willing to pay more for British food - up from a quarter before the horsemeat scandal broke.
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NewsNeil Turton issues rallying call to Nisa members
Nisa chief executive Neil Turton has challenged members of the group to increase their loyalty in the wake of Costcutter’s decision to leave the group next year and sign a new distribution deal with Palmer & Harvey.
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NewsGiving the money away
It’s handy for customers when they can get cash at your store; even better when they get free money…
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NewsCostcutter and Mace retailers deliver verdict on P&H deal
Costcutter and Mace retailers have welcomed the deal struck between Costcutter and Palmer & Harvey, although some concerns have been expressed over availability.
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NewsTough work
Tackling crime is a tough job for any retailer, especially when your store is in a challenging area. Aidan Fortune meets a manager who has reaped the rewards of standing her ground.
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NewsUK retailers exceed green targets, according to report
The UK retail industry is exceeding many of its green goals, a progress report has found.
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NewsNational Insurance allowance could boost full time staff
A new employment allowance announced in last week’s Budget will encourage store owners to promote more part-time staff to full-time positions, retailers have told C-Store.
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NewsNestlé recalls Kit Kat Chunky bars following plastic scare
Nestlé is recalling some of its Kit Kat Chunky bars and a Kit Kat Easter egg after bits of plastic were discovered inside.
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NewsHIM study warns of growing discounter threat to c-stores
Discounters are emerging as one of the biggest threats to independent convenience stores’ business in future, according to a new study from HIM Research & Consulting.
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NewsMalcolm's Store named Convenience Retailer of the Year
The best of the convenience retail industry gathered together in London for the biggest night of the year.
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NewsFederation of Small Businesses demands high street action
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has revived its Keep Trade Local campaign in an effort to save the high street.
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NewsClub class
More and more retailers are realising the advantages of joining a retail club. Gaelle Walker examines how to get the benefits of a group but still keep your independence.
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NewsOfgem plans mean fairer energy market for small businesses
Many more small businesses can expect to benefit from a fairer energy market this summer after Ofgem revealed plans to introduce new enforceable standards and extend its definition of ‘mico-businesses.’
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NewsChancellor cuts tax and launches employment allowance
The Chancellor has reduced corporation tax and announced measures to help employers hire more staff in today’s Budget.
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NewsDerbyshire retailer stabbed in attempted robbery
A retailer is recovering in hospital after being stabbed in an attempted robbery at his store.
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NewsBoost for UK high streets as footfall grows
High street footfall grew by 2.7% in the year to February, representing the strongest growth since December 2011, according to new figures.
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NewsMinister highlights parking threat to local shops
Over-zealous parking wardens and an aggressive enforcement culture are damaging high streets and local shops, secretary of state for local government Eric Pickles has claimed.