All High Street articles – Page 58
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NewsPoundland moves into 20 former Poundworld stores
The retailer said it was looking to recruit former Poundworld staff for the locations
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NewsPret to take its vegetarian format to Manchester
Pret currently has three veggie only stores in London
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NewsPoundstretcher fuels expansion with former Poundworld sites
The discounter had been bidding to buy 200 Poundworld stores before the chain went into administration but couldn’t agree terms
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NewsPoundland suppliers still 'largely without' credit insurance after nine months
Nine months on, suppliers have ‘largely been operating without it ever since’
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NewsWagamama launches delivery-only operation in London
Wagamama chefs will prepare dishes at a Deliveroo Editions kitchen in Battersea
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Analysis & FeaturesFive reasons why Coca-Cola has bought Costa Coffee
Coke is to buy Costa Coffee from Whitbread for $5.1bn
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NewsGinsters moves into QSR market with first-ever Pasty Store
Opening hours will be from 8.30am to 5pm on Monday to Saturday and 10am to 5pm on Sunday
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NewsCoca-Cola agrees £3.9bn deal to buy Costa Coffee
Whitbread has agreed to sell its Costa Coffee chain to Coca-Cola for an enterprise value of £3.9bn.
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NewsAldi Tooting: smallest UK store gets Project Fresh overhaul
The 8,000 sq ft Tooting store in South London has closed for nearly four weeks while the refurbishment is carried out
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Comment & OpinionWhy Gen Z shoppers could turn out to be the unexpected saviours of the high street
Millennials may prefer shopping online, but new research shows the generation after them sees in-store shopping as a ‘special’ experience, says Glen Parker of UM
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Comment & OpinionHigh streets of the future don't have space for 'Big Retail'
Specialist food shops in a cluster can enrich the town centre food shopping experience, says Joanna Blythman
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NewsCo-op overtakes discounters in store planning 'space race'
The Co-op overtook the two discounters for the most planning applications submitted in the first half of 2018
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NewsRetailers call on chancellor to freeze business rates
Latest CPI figures means retailers are facing a near £200m rates hike
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NewsBrits 'more concerned' for independent eateries than chains
More than half of Brits prefer to eat out at independent restaurants
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NewsSales suffer at Thorntons after first full year under Ferrero
Chocolate retailer and supplier Thorntons has suffered a sharp drop in sales and an expansion of losses in its first full financial year under Ferrero ownership.
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NewsPoundworld fined £350k over mouse infestation
The branch, which closed in July, was found by Slough Borough Council to have been infested on two separate occasions
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Comment & OpinionCosta whips up coffee shop couture
Designer Kate Tabor has created gowns for the chain imitating the appearance of whipped milk
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Analysis & FeaturesBreaking the mould in convenience
It was a humble beginning for the step brothers behind premium food retailer Eat 17
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NewsItsu launches trial of paperless receipts
The move is designed to help cut down on the three million paper receipts Itsu prints each year
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NewsCosta rolls out Chatty Café scheme to battle loneliness
More than 300 Costa branches will incorporate the scheme