News – Page 42
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Features and analysisWaste myths debunked - and how to avoid fines from next month’s new recycling laws
From 31 March, businesses must have separate bins and collections for food waste, cardboard and paper
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Features and analysisSave £50k with Booker’s latest Added Value Services Guide
Wholesaler Booker is continuing to support independent retailers with its latest Added Value Services (AVS) Guide
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Features and analysisDUP MP says high streets could soon be filled with 'tumbleweed rather than shoppers'
MP Carla Lockhart says our high streets will see tumbleweed rather than shoppers unless the Government steps back from recent policies
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Features and analysisPayPoint boosts inclusivity and accessibility for retailers with new translated guides
Payment provider Paypoint has released its guides in some of the most popularly used non-English languages
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Features and analysisBarista Bar brews up a challenge for NI’s future designers to mark ten-year anniversary
Northern Ireland’s coffee-to-go brand Barista Bar is celebrating a decade serving local communities
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Features and analysisWhich new penalties are being introduced in the Crime and Policing Bill?
What do the new measures mean for retailers?
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Features and analysisThe Wholesale Group announces 11 new members
Since its launch on 1 January The Wholesale Group has added 11 new wholesale members
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Features and analysisNew report finds private label goods have an almost 40% market share
Researchers Circana have revealed that private label lines now hold an almost 40% market share in Europe
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Features and analysisCo-op launches Peckish app to allow independent retailers to offer online delivery
The Co-op to help independent retailers with deliveries via its new Peckish app
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Features and analysisPrincess Royal announced as new Patron of the Retail Trust
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal has taken over patronage of the Retail Trust from her mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II
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Features and analysisDangling burglar drops straight into jail
A burglar was spotted dangling from the ceiling by staff at Sainsbury’s Local in Radford last Friday
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Features and analysisOne in ten part-time jobs could be lost following new regulations, BRC warns
The BRC has warned of the impact the Budget and the numerous regulatory changes could have on part-time workers
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Features and analysisTrade bodies welcome government measures to protect retail workers and high streets
Trade bodies has praised the announcement of measures to protect retail staff
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Features and analysisBusinesses call on Welsh Government to use new powers to reform business rates
Multiple business organisations are calling for the Welsh Government to use its new powers to reform business rates
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Features and analysisRetailers call for more resources to support new Crime and Policing Bill
The Crime and Policing Bill aimed at tackling retail crime and helping communities will be introduced in Parliament today
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Features and analysisPeterborough Nisa Local donates over £600 to Bharat Hindu Samaj Mandir temple
Bharat Hindu Samaj Mandir temple in Peterborough has received a donation of £611.26 from the Nisa Local
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Features and analysisGovernment’s new Crime and Policing Bill aims to tackle retail crime and help communities
The Crime and Policing Bill sets out new measures aimed at tackling shop theft and anti-social behaviour
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Features and analysisGlobal first for Co-op as it uses eye-tracking tech to assess power of ads in convenience stores
Innovative data shows convenience store ads have twice the visibility and quadruple brand recall compared to larger stores
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Features and analysisInPost launches new Send service to 'transform' the UK postal market
InPost Group has announced the new Send delivery service that allows anyone to send a label less parcel directly from its app
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Features and analysisJames Hall & Co. to host Spar Inspire retailer event
An insight driven programme on the future of convenience retail is the focus of James Hall & Co’s annual retailer event