ShopSafe: protecting retailers and their staff
Offering the best advice and information to help protect you against threats
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Heroes of Lockdown: Adam Vincent and team, Dike & Son, Stalbridge, Dorset
Heroes of Lockdown: Raj and Sunita Aggarwal, Spar Wigston and Hackenthorpe
Heroes of Lockdown: Bruce and Donna Morgan, Brownlies of Biggar, Edinburgh
Heroes of Lockdown: Atul Sodha, Londis Harefield, Middlesex
Heroes of Lockdown: Barbara Clements, Spar Preston Road, Weymouth
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How coronavirus has changed convenience shopper behaviour
While we all hope things go back to normal as soon and as safely as possible, we can be pretty certain of some long-term changes in consumer behaviour, which suppliers and retailers must adapt to
10 reasons to have confidence to attend the UK Food & Drink Shows
William Reed has outlined its plan to ensure that all exhibitors and visitors to the UK Food & Drink Shows have a safe and enjoyable visit.
What is the age restriction on National Lottery games?
Camelot has introduced a new minimum age for all National Lottery games.
How to deal with an abusive customer
Retailers and their staff are too often the target for abuse. Do you know how to diffuse a situation or how to report it properly?
What support is available to you and your staff?
GroceryAid offers a variety of support lines to help retailers and their staff.
Who should you speak to about your mental health?
Retailers have been working hard to serve their communities, it’s time they took care of themselves.
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Shopworkers launch anti-abuse campaign for Christmas
A new Christmas campaign is to focus on the impact that abuse has on shopworkers and their families.