All Crime articles – Page 30
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Dear Jac
ATMs are meant to dole out money, not chew it up
And people lose their rag…take it out on you…go elsewhere…
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NewsACS welcomes intervention on ATM interchange fees
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has welcomed government action on changes to ATM interchange fees.
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NewsACS calls on retailers to take part in annual crime survey
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) is urging retailers to share their experiences of retail crime by taking part in its Annual Crime Survey for 2018.
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NewsSunderland Premier retailer robbed by masked knifeman
Police are hunting a masked robber who stole alcohol and a mobile phone from a Premier store in Sunderland.
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Product News19 Crimes millennial wine brand sponsors NME awards
Treasury Wine Estate’s (TWE) Millennial Wine brand 19 Crimes has been named as the official wine of the VO5 NME Awards 2018.
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Product NewsChocolate spreads get Grenade protein treatment
Grenade has launched a range of ‘guilt-free’ chocolate spreads which are high in protein and low in sugar.
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NewsPolice force failing to record thousands of crimes
One of Britain’s largest police forces is failing to record thousands of alleged offences, including those affecting covenience store retailers.
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NewsShoplifting incidents up 10% as police numbers fall
The number of recorded shoplifting incidents increased by 10% in the year to March 2017, new figures from the Office for National Statistics reveal.
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NewsRetailer hails police and staff's response to knife threat
Leamington Spa One Stop franchisee Sunder Sandher has hailed Warwickshire Police for its “fantastic” response when staff were allegedly threatened at knifepoint.
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NewsIncidents of shoplifting up 8%, according to ONS figures
The number of recorded shoplifting incidents in England and Wales has jumped by 8%, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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NewsGang jailed for blowing up ATMs across UK
Seven men have been handed jail sentences for blowing up ATMs at stores across the UK and stealing hundreds of thousands of pounds.
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Dear Jac
This retailer is calling it 'the crime of the century'...
Six police officers for flowers picked up off the street?…
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NewsCrimestoppers and ACS renew partnership
Crimestoppers has renewed its seven-year partnership with the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) in a bid to confront the estimated £232m annual cost of offences to the sector.
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NewsACS reveals £232m cost of crime against c-stores
Crime against convenience retailers cost the sector an estimated £232m, which equates to £4,600 per store, according to the (ACS) Association of Convenience Store’s Crime Report 2017.
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NewsSGF calls for new approach to tackle Scottish "crime wave"
The Scottish Grocers Federation (SGF) is exploring a new legislative approach to tackling violent crime against shop staff after it reported that a quarter of convenience stores regularly experience physical and verbal abuse
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NewsBattery found in Co-op Easter bunny prompts criminal probe
A criminal investigation has begun into “alleged product tampering” following the latest incident affecting the Co-operative which the Food Standards Agency warned could cause choking and burns.
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NewsMerseyside police clamp down on Christmas retail crime
Retailers in Merseyside have been given additional support from police to protect their businesses from retail crime in the run-up to Christmas.
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NewsNew partnership seeks to put brakes on forecourt crime
National crime-reporting platform Facewatch has partnered with payment recovery firm Forecourt Eye in a bid to crack down on record levels of theft from petrol forecourts.
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NewsFraudulent retailer 'king pin' sentenced for crimes
A Glasgow convenience store owner, exposed as the “king-pin” in an illicit alcohol supply ring, has been sentenced for his crimes at Glasgow Sheriff Court.
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NewsOne Stop franchise opens in former Police Station
Retailers in the Welsh village of Llanberis have completely transformed a former 1940s police station and jail into a new One Stop franchise.