All News articles – Page 504
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World at your feet
Manufacturers aren't the only ones making a big deal of the World Cup, retailers and wholesalers are too
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Fever Pitch
The 18th Fifa World Cup Championships could make all c-stores winners. Here are some facts and figures to help you plan your campaign
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Rural shops plan takes step forward
The Rural Shops Alliance (RSA) has had a sympathetic hearing from local government officials as it tries to transform the quality of support services for rural stores.
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Going green
Lack of availability is hampering consumer efforts to buy more ethically, according to a new survey by IGD's Shopper Online.
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Green light for United store
United Co-op is poised to open its first 'green store' designed to maximise energy efficiency in a bid to drive down the group's energy bills.
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Norfolk sticks by its 'no' to Tesco
Retailers in Norfolk have been angered by an application from Tesco for a major extension to its store in Stalham which will see it incorporate a significant non-food offer.
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The local motion
Retailers are looking to dance to the same beat as their local communities as National Independents' Day draws near. Rich Airey reports
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To merge or not to merge?
Nisa-Today's members will be asking the board some tough questions ahead of a vote on the proposed merger between Costcutter and Nisa-Today's, despite what looks like an attractive settlement with some likely to scoop up to £80,000.
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Opening spot
The Today's Group will showcase its latest fascia, Today's Extra, with the official opening of its first Extra store in Hull, Yorkshire, on June 1.
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Indies number declines again
The number of independent c-stores has fallen again, although the decline has slowed and symbol stores remain in growth, according to the latest figures.
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More Express stores ahead
Tesco will open another 130 Express stores in the next year, bringing the total to 780.