All Convenience articles – Page 152
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NewsRetailers attack 'desperate' Sunday trading plans
Retail groups claim government has relied too heavily on evidence from 1970s Sweden
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NewsCo-operative Group is fastest-growing non-discounter
Latest market data from Kantar Worldpanel also shows Aldi and Lidl increased sales but combined market share dips
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NewsNisa serves notice on North East Convenience Stores chain
The buying group said in November it had launched a review
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NewsMy Local to run trial of footie-style digital hoardings
Fledging independent convenience store chain My Local is looking to trial a new advertising initiative
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NewsUnited Wholesale Scotland to open 200th U Save fascia store
Wholesaler is set to open its fourth depot later this year
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NewsMy Local sales lagging M Local levels by £25m admits Greene
Sales are currently £25m below the levels achieved when the stores were still owned by Morrisons
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NewsNisa store numbers boosted by My Local convenience contract
Nisa says focus on price and promotions is paying off in recruitment drive
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NewsOne Stops in Cockermouth & Hebden Bridge reopen after floods
Retail groups’s staff worked throughout Christmas to get stores ready
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NewsMcColl's expects to exceed 900 outlets in first quarter
McColl’s Retail Group continued to expand its convenience network over Christmas and expects to exceed 900 outlets
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NewsBooker reports "good progress" with Londis and Budgens integration
Booker Group has reported “good progress” with the integration of Londis and Budgens following its £114.5m acquisition
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NewsCo-op claims strong trading performance in run up to Christmas
Co-op says shoppers responded to its ‘little and often’ marketing message over Christmas period
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NewsPost Office plans to go big on Sunday trading
The Post Office has set out ambitious plans to become the largest retail chain open on Sunday by the end of this year
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NewsSouthern Co-operative hails 'best Christmas in years'
Like-for-like sales across convenience stores were up 4.7% in the three weeks to 3 January
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NewsCamra praises The Co-op Group's pub-friendly stance
The retailer has developed guidelines with Camra to ensure community pubs are protected
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NewsConvenience store investment levels make slight recovery
C-store investment bounces back despite Living Wage fears
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NewsOne Stop profits halve despite sales edging closer to £1bn
Pre-tax profits fell from £21m to £10m on sales up from £789m to £925m
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NewsNisa agm fails to pass Myners reform recommendations
Nisa insists it is fit for the future despite failing to secure member support to pass corporate governance reforms
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NewsRippleglen warns of cost blow from national living wage
The government’s new national living wage will force CTN chain Rippleglen to cut staff hours and raise prices
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NewsPaypoint chief admits to commission charges mistakes
PayPoint chief executive Dominic Taylor has publicly admitted for the first time that the payment technologies company fell short in its communication of changes to its commission structure earlier this year.