All High Street articles – Page 72
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NewsUK food-to-go value to grow by a third in five years
Coffee shops and specialists such as Greggs and Subway are set to make the highest gains, says IGD
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NewsCity snapshot: UK consumer spending slumps to four-year low
UK consumer spending has fallen for the third consecutive month, according to Visa, marking the longest streak of spending decline for over four years. Plus, Worldpay UK boss moves to bookmaker Paddy Power Betfair, Carr’s Group makes acqusition and all the latest from the City
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Comment & OpinionWhy KFC will benefit from ad backlash
KFC’s new ad has prompted numerous complaints from consumers. But the brand need not worry, says Joe Wade of Don’t Panic
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NewsSainsbury's extends Patisserie Valerie trial to six more stores
Three months after testing out Patisserie Valerie products at its cake counters, Sainsbury’s has widened the trial
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NewsHarris+Hoole unveils Caffè Nero-style loyalty and payment app
The app takes payment from customers and adds a stamp to their digital loyalty card in one swipe
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NewsSubway reaches 100 Northern Irish stores with Finaghy opening
Subway opened its first store in Northern Ireland 19 years ago
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NewsUK shoppers brought on to high street by warmer weather
Overall footfall in June was 0.8% up on a year ago
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NewsHolland & Barrett profits under pressure from supermarkets
Holland & Barrett’s UK retail sales rose 4.6% in the year before its £1.8bn takeover by a Russian billionaire
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NewsNetwork Rail extends coffee biofuel plan to more stations
Bristol and Reading will begin converting used coffee grounds following success in six London stations
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NewsCoffee giants vow to act on faecal bacteria in ice
A BBC investigation found ice from Costa Coffee, Starbucks and Caffè Nero contained bacteria from faeces
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NewsCommunity centres luring shoppers from 'out of town' stores
New report finds 78% of shoppers visited a community shopping centre at least one a week
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NewsSub-postmasters take on Post Office over theft allegations
The case comes after many were sacked, lost their homes, and even jailed when cash shortfalls were found at some Post Offi…
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NewsSainsbury's opens Crussh 'fit food' concession in Pimlico
This is the first time Crussh has partnered with another retailer
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NewsStarbucks commits to employ 2,500 refugees across Europe
The announcement was part of a global hiring commitment that Starbucks made earlier this year
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NewsReal Junk Food Project cafés face safety probe
The café chain serving up surplus stock is under investigation for redistributing out-of-date food
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NewsGreggs promotes low-cal range with 'salad dressing' couture
Models dress in salad ingredients to celebrate launch of Greggs summer salads
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NewsCaffè Nero gets theatrical with new cocktail-style iced drinks
The 11-strong Shaken range, including zero-calorie iced teas and reduced-sugar lemonades, will be served over ice…
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NewsStrong Easter drives like-for-like retail sales up 5.6% in April
UK retail sales grow 5.6% in April boosted by Easter, but BRC warns over longer-term prospects for the sector
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NewsAldi to anchor Bradford discount retail park
Listed real estate investment trust LXi REIT has agreed to fund £10m for the development of a new discount retail park in Bradford to be anchored by a 20,000 sq ft Aldi store, with Home Bargains owner TJ Morris also agreeing pre-let of 16,000 sq ft unit.
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NewsRetailers unite in call for urgent action on business rates
Seven different trade groups have called on the government to commit to “fundamental change” to the system