All News articles – Page 491
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A shell of a store
United Co-operatives is trialling off-site construction in an attempt to speed up its development of new stores.
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BBC Magazines is running a campaign to reward independent retailers this Christmas with support for three of its best-selling titles: Christmas Good Food, Radio Times and Good Homes.
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Future has reached an exclusive agreement with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe to publish the new Official PlayStation Magazine in the UK.
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TV & Satellite Week has a new look, aimed at reinforcing its position as the clearest and most comprehensive TV magazine for the modern multi-channel home.
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Ideal Home, the UK's biggest-selling home interest title, has a new look that caters to its readers' interests: shopping, transformations and reader homes.
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Future has strengthened its publishing partnership with Microsoft with the publication of the Official Windows Vista Preview Magazine, which is now on sale priced £4.99.
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The yet-to-be-launched Creative Beading & Jewellery design has a new name - Bead. It will launch on November 9; Comag
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NMA doesn't want to take over board
The Nisa Members' Association (NMA) has categorically denied that it is planning to wrest control of Nisa-Today's from the current holdings board.
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Costcutter under fascia pressure
Midlands-based symbol group Select & Save is believed to have retailers queuing round the block after a campaign to tempt Costcutter members to switch fascia.
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Decision day draws near for Nisa members
Nisa-Today's chief operating officer Neil Turton has said that the proposed merger with Nisa is unequivocally "in the group's best interests".
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Indies a priority for ACS chief
Engaging with independent retailers will be new Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) chief executive James Lowman's top priority when he takes over on November 1.
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Co-op adds to eco drive
The Co-operative Group is giving its green credentials a boost as hosts to a new project designed to raise awareness of climate change.
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Grant payouts keep Welsh POs afloat
More than 30 post offices in Wales which were threatened with closure can now look forward to a prosperous future as the result of a government grant scheme, an official study has found.
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Stores in alcohol slur
The convenience sector has spoken out against claims it is to blame for a failure to cut the number of underage teenagers buying alcohol.
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Praise for Sir Anwar
Bestway founder Sir Anwar Pervez has been named Master Entrepreneur of the Year at a national awards ceremony sponsored by Ernst & Young and the Financial Times.
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No backing for Norfolk claim
Tesco has failed to provide evidence to support a claim that its presence has "dramatically increased" footfall in a Norfolk town.
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Booker in a Pole position
Booker has rolled out a range of 100 Polish products into 52 of its depots.
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The future's bright
A trip to Blakemore Wholesale's Wolverhampton depot reveals how this traditional cash and carry is moving with the times. Ronan Hegarty takes a tour
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Brood vibrations
New legislation will give working parents more time to look after their family. John Davies examines what it will mean for retailers
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CC hears Tescopoly view
Anti-supermarket campaigners behind the Tescopoly website have visited the Competition Commission as part of its formal investigation into the grocery channel.