All Blogs articles – Page 19
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Evaluating the rates conundrum
Will you be a winner or a loser from the delay in the rates revaluation, asks James Lowman
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High street survival
Retailer Dan Cock warns that government needs to act, or more stores of all sizes will go the way of Comet.
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Regulate to accumulate
It is time for action on the whole culture of regulation, says editor David Rees.
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Reaching out
Engaging with the local community has never been so important, says community liaison manager Caroline Bosworth
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Spooky sales boost
David Knight has taken some bold moves to turn around previous frightful Halloween sales
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Must try harder
Half term is coming for schoolchildren across the country, so we thought it was time for a half-term report on the government, says editor David Rees
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Make 'small' crimes a big issue
With the Police and Crime Commissioner elections upcoming, retailer Anjali Karpal calls for more action on minor crime
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Monopoly rules
Only radical action can change attitudes in the news and magazines market, says James Lowman
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Lucky draw
Devon retailer Dan Cock feels like he’s won the lottery now he’s received his new Camelot terminal
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A chilling tale
Londis retailer Sunder Sandher narrowly avoids disaster when his new chillers break down.
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Make your own destiny
We are all in a dangerous market for so many reasons, but our biggest potential threat is ourselves, says award-winning retailer David Knight.
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Shooting blanks
A campaign to force retailers to stock shooting magazines on the top shelf is ludicrous, says Anjali
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Slow progress
It’s been nearly two years since Costcutter executive chairman Colin Graves stood up at the group’s annual conference…
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Olympic spirit
C-stores can learn a lot from the ‘can do’ attitude of the Olympics, says HIM’s managing director Tom Fender.
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Message to George
Give the tools to local shops to rebuild the economy, says James Lowman of ACS
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Chiller changes
Sunder is set to cut electricity costs at his Londis store in Headington thanks to new equipment
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Planning for the future
It is a constant source of amazement to me just how much store building is being carried out by the multiple grocers.
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Missing out on a golden opportunity
David Knight is concerned about the precedent set by Olympic marketing dos and don’ts
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In the running
There can be no doubt which is the major topic of conversation in homes, offices and retail checkout queues this week: Olympic fever
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Planning for Diverse Local Centres
Our new guide, Planning for Diverse Local Centres, attempts to explain and simplify the new planning regime.