All articles by Mark Wingett – Page 3
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Counter Productive
Too many products and bits of equipment cluttering up the till area could cost you sales.
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Key’s cleaner look
Key Lekkerland has launched an updated fascia for its KeyStore package as it looks to recruit 50 new retail members over the next 12 months.
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Features and analysis
Dawn raids catch ram raid suspects
Police have arrested and charged five men in connection with a series of ram raids on
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Retailers asked to foot fuel bill
Retailers have been hit with the bill for the recent rise in fuel prices, as wholesalers attempt to claw back some of the extra cost of their deliveries.
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Oliver’s Army
Mark Wingett reports on the c-store chain that’s building relationships with local communities in a bid to make life better for everyone
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Thinking outside the box
As it prepares to launch yet more new services, Mark Wingett talks to retailers about the new-look Post Office and whether it can open new lines of profit
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Features and analysis
Action on respect
Retailers have welcomed the formation by the government of a new Respect Task Force, which will work toward neighbourhood renewal, combating anti-social behaviour and supporting local alcohol and crime- fighting initiatives.
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Sainsbury rolls out new look
The roll out of Sainsbury’s new brand identity is gathering speed in its c-store subsidiary chains.
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News group vows to veto retail indicators
The Association of News Retailing (ANR) has announced it will block any moves by publishers and wholesalers to introduce Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for retailers over the way they handle newspapers and magazines.
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Filling Good
Mark Wingett reports on how health-conscious consumers have made the sandwich this year’s food to go ‘must have’
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Mills looks set to top £100m mark
The Mills Group is expected to break through the £100m turnover mark for the first time at the end of its financial year on January 31, 2006.
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Small stores praised
Small store owners have been praised by Disability Direct for their efforts in complying with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA).
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ID scheme to roll out in Scotland
Retailers have welcomed the launch of the first national proof of age scheme for young people in Scotland, a move that has brought the creation of a UK-wide ID scheme a step closer.
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One in four miss licence deadline
The deadline for transferring old-style alcohol licences to new ones has passed, and it looks as if as many as 25% of traders have missed their opportunity to claim new premises and personal licences under grandfathers’ rights
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Features and analysis
All over protection
Mark Wingett reports on the measures you need to place in your store to combat all aspects of crime
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To Protect and Serve
The Co-operative Group has always vowed to put the safety of its customers and staff first, but by placing a police office in one of its c-stores, it has taken this one step further.
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Features and analysis
New focus on retail crime
Home Office minister Hazel Blears has backed C-Store’s Zero Tolerance anti-crime campaign.
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Crackdown on booze for kids
An initiative aimed at stopping adults from buying alcohol for minors is to be launched in Hampshire.
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Features and analysis
Co-op police unit trial fits the bill
The number of Co-operative Group c-stores with integrated police offices could increase after the success of the first one, in south-east London.
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