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Promotional FeatureThe name game
Many retailers choose to use a family name on their shopfront instead of symbol group fascias.
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United Front
The competitive playing field is tough, but independent retailers can score big by realising that they’re all on the same team.
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New face, same fight
Convenience retailers are facing competition from the mults on ever-increasing fronts, but evidence shows there is reason to stand firm
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Apprenticeships: Get in the hiring line
Following in the footsteps of Alan Sugar, a growing number of retailers are embracing apprenticeships.
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London Olympics 2012: Gold Rush - retailers' expectations
Retailers around the country are getting on track for the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics.
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London Olympics 2012: Gold Rush - Venues
There will be 36 competition venues throughout the UK playing host to the Games. Inside London is the Olympic Park, which comprises nine areas including…
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London Olympics 2012: Gold Rush - planning ahead
According to Brown, retailers need to think in advance to make sure they secure relevant stock. “From our experience there will be a growing demand spreading out from London. From Easter 2012 the nation will start to get Olympic fever.
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London Olympics 2012: Gold Rush
With the 2012 Olympics approaching, there’s much to keep the tills ringing.
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Insider Knowledge
Keeping staff informed about how the business is progressing can motivate employees and reduce staff turnover. Aidan Fortune reports
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Word on the streets
Mary Portas’ government-backed review of the high street will not be ready until the autumn, but she has some tips for independent retailers
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Mace, Whissendine, Rutland
Kash Odedra and his father converted a former restaurant…
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Spar, Seasalter, Kent
Owner Paul Hudson is a clear believer in the benefits of regular store development.
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Butt’s News, Food and Wines
The store has been expanded from 400sq ft to 2,000sq ft
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Simply Fresh, Birmingham
Kash Khera invested £100,000 on a refit and hasn’t looked back…
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Nisa Extra, Ashington
Saki Ghafoor turned a listed building into a 6,500sq ft convenience store.
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Grassroots planning
The Big Society and localism have driven the government’s domestic agenda
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Excellence in Impulse: Red Tiles Service Station, Durham
Every successful retailer knows the value of impulse purchasing, but Bishop Retail group operations director Darren MacDonald has taken the concept to a whole new level and based the design of the group’s flagship branch, Red Tiles Service Station in Durham, around the very concept.
