All News articles – Page 473
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Increased liability for retailers
Revised construction regulations could, if ignored, see retailers facing serious criminal proceedings and huge financial penalties.
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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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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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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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Survey boost for independents
Independent retailers and local residents are fighting back against the dominance of the supermarkets, according to two surveys released this week.
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Retail sector to join skills academy
The retail sector has taken a first step on the path to becoming part of the National Skills Academy network.
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ACS urges rethink of holiday changes
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) is calling for a longer phasing in of changes to holiday entitlement, which the government has announced will increase from 20 to 24 days on October 1.
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ACS delivers clear message to inquiry
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has met with Competition Commission chiefs for a final time before the commission publishes its provisional findings into the market.
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NMA disbands with final call for action
The group set up to contest last year's proposed merger between Nisa-Today's and Costcutter has taken the decision to disband.
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Don't just bank on it
Whether you're happy with your bank, looking to switch, or want to know how your bank compares with the others, C-Store's business banking survey has the answers.
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Ethnic groups face barriers
The government has launched an Ethnic Minority Business Task Force to help ethnic minority firms grow.
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Eastenders win battle with Tesco
Local retailers in Highams Park, East London, are rejoicing after Tesco lost a fight to build a colossal mixed-use development in their area.