All articles by Sunneva Moore
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Features and analysis‘It’s important retailers learn from shop theft’: Frontline security officer shares experiences of retail crime
An anonymous security officer reveals the dangerous reality that lies behind the uniform, and how retail workers must act together against the wave of brazen thefts
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Features and analysisSecurity officer blackmailed by known prolific shoplifter
A security officer - who cannot be named - found themself at the mercy of a known local shoplifter who threatened to expose them after recognising them on a dating app
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Features and analysisReporting crime and sharing good-quality evidence is crucial in 2025
Reporting every crime and providing good-quality evidence is vital in addressing retail crime in 2025, says Sussex PCC Katy Bourne
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Features and analysisEast of England Co-op names Andy Rigby as new CEO
Rigby joined the company in 2022 as chief operations officer
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Features and analysisSurjeet Notay brings Dubai chocolate to Batley
Savvy Surjeet Notay has put his own stamp on a viral sensation coined the ‘Dubai Chocolate Bar’.
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Features and analysisSpreading holiday cheer: How c-stores are helping their communities this Christmas
The season of giving is upon us, and retailers are stepping into Christmas by supporting meaningful initiatives to support their communities
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Features and analysisNisa promotes Andrew Rutter as head of key accounts
He has been an integral part of Nisa since 2012, initially joining Nisa-Today’s as head of retail development
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Features and analysisRugby retailer caught selling hundreds of laughing gas cannisters
He has been handed an 18-month suspended prison sentence and ordered to complete 240 hours of unpaid work after pleading guilty to selling nitrous oxide
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Features and analysisUnitas members save almost £3m on non-resale purchases
Unitas members have collectively saved £2.97m on non-resale purchases such as stationery, energy, packaging and payment solutions thanks to Unitas Procurement
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Features and analysisThe Brookfield Group donates £5,000 to Doncaster & Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals Charity
The donation aims to inspire Doncaster’s youth to consider a career in the health and care sector
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Features and analysisPostmasters Brian Smith and Sara Barlow elected as non-executive directors of Post Office Board
This is the second time in the Post Office’s 360-year history that serving postmasters have been elected
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Features and analysisScotmid ‘jailbirds’ raise over £15,000 for cancer care charity
A team of six Scotmid colleagues found themselves behind bars in a fun-filled charity challenge
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Features and analysisRetailers urged to give evidence to government over Tobacco and Vapes Bill
Campaign group We Vape is also encouraging businesses to ‘spread the word’ among consumers about how to respond to the government’s request for more data
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Features and analysisACS urges Chancellor to create conditions for growth in the sector after £666m budget hit
Nearly a month after the Budget, the ACS continues to warn the Government about the measures concerning the UK convenience sector
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Features and analysisLincolnshire Co-op invests £200k into body cameras after 245% rise in threats and abuse
The society has seen a 245% increase in incidents of threats and abuse to colleagues in the past five years
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Features and analysisBRC urges customers to remain patient, kind and considerate this Christmas
The plea comes ahead of the busy shopping period beginning with Black Friday
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Features and analysisOver 40% of vapers to revert to smoking if flavours were restricted
The research comes ahead of the second reading of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill tomorrow
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Features and analysisTrudy Davies blames glass exclusion for Wales decision to abandon UK-wide DRS
Environmental organisation City of Sea also said the scheme has lost a nation due to ”flip flopping around on whether glass should be included”
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Features and analysisBudget hikes could cost retail industry £7bn, letter to Chancellor warns
Over 80 retail industry bosses including Spar UK, Tesco and The Southern Co-operative have written to Chancellor Rachel Reeves over the recent Budget hikes
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Features and analysisACS raises concerns over ‘confusing, costly and disruptive’ DRS in Wales
It follows the news from Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies, who announced the country is withdrawing from the UK DRS