All News articles – Page 487
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Link to offer free ATMs to c-stores
The introduction of 600 non-charging cash machines in low-income areas will be "good news" for retailers, according to bosses of the Link Scheme responsible for their rollout.
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Scottish MPs behind the till
There was a helping hand available for Scottish retailers over Christmas as members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) volunteered to spend time in c-stores.
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Big two in talks
The creation of a single co-operative society could be a step closer after the UK's two leading societies began discussions on the possibility of a merger.
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Blueheath buys fleet
Wholesaler Blueheath has ended its relationship with third-party transport operators and completed the purchase of its own fleet of delivery vehicles.
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Vile bodies
Nuts, bolts and even body parts have all been found in food products at some point. But what can you do if a customer claims to have found a little bit extra in food bought in your store? Kate Miller finds out
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centre stage
Leeds Co-op has its sights on a cluster of city centre outlets. Amy Lanning checks out its first venture
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Co-op shoots for the Stars
Midcounties Co-op has doubled its store portfolio with the purchase of 150 Stars c-stores and newsagents from Stars News Shops Ltd.
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NMA set to be 'critical friend'
The Nisa Members Association (NMA) says it has no intention of disbanding despite winning representation on Nisa-Today's board of directors.
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Groups sign up for CRS
The line-up for this year's Convenience Retailing Show (CRS) is taking shape with five major retail groups booked to exhibit.
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Dispute law under the spotlight
The government is to review the system of resolving employment disputes in a bid to improve the process and simplify it.
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Training scheme proves a hit with employers
Demand for the Learning and Skills Council's Train to Gain scheme has increased eight-fold since its rollout across England in August.
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Police get tough on trouble
A c-store retailer who surrendered his alcohol licence says he was forced into it because of "unfair" police tactics.
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Makro joins Today's
Makro has joined forces with the Today's Group in an initiative to improve their collective buying power.
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Mixed fortunes for Post Office network
The National Federation of Subpostmasters (NFSP) has been quick to respond to the Government’s announcement on the future of the Post Office network.
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Criminals still active
Just weeks after a gang was convicted for a series of violent armed robberies and ram raids across East Anglia, police have warned that a number of groups may remain in operation across the region.
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Scottish Co-op buys award-winning stores
Scottish Co-op has acquired the Rea's Select chain of Lanarkshire c-stores.
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Bring it back
A wave of nostalgic advertising campaigns has hit our screens over the past year. Amanda Nicholls looks at how retro commercials are giving modern brands a boost
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Costcutter and Nisa get back to day job
by ronan hegarty Nisa-Today's and Costcutter are both seeking to fill gaps in their trading teams left open during merger talks between the two companies.