All articles by Sunneva Moore – Page 7
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Features and analysisWhat support is available for riot-damaged stores?
In response to the devastating scenes of violence over the past week, Convenience Store has gathered a list of support and resources available for retailers
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Features and analysisNisa extends support in response to shocking scenes of violence over past week
Nisa retailers can email MADL charity to request the use of their MADL funds to support community responses in areas affected by the rioting
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Features and analysisRetailer’s plea for support after devastating £25,000 loss from Liverpool riot
Store owner Ardalan Othman has been forced to set up a gofundme following extensive damage done to his store
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Features and analysisACS offers support for retailers affected by the riots
The ACS is working to provide help and guidance to retailers and colleagues during this time
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Features and analysisConvenience store set ablaze during violent disorder in Liverpool
The store opened last year and is not expected to re-open
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Features and analysisSnappy Shopper partners with SGF’s Healthy Living Programme
The collaboration aims to enhance community engagement by enabling local retailers to actively participate in promoting well-being
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Features and analysisDrugs and weapons found at Peterborough store
The store has been temporarily closed with a further hearing on 7 August to fully close the store
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Features and analysis£200k of illegal tobacco and vapes seized in large-scale operation
BCP Council said the latest seizures highlights the sophisticated methods individuals are using to conceal illicit products
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Features and analysisFundraiser launched for convenience store looted during Southport riot
A riot in Southport has left Windsor Mini Mart looted and severely damaged
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Features and analysisCentral Co-op unveils new charity partnership with Samaritans
To mark Samaritans Awareness Day, Central Co-op has announced its new charity partnership with Samaritans
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Features and analysisAlmost half a million shop thefts in year to March 2024, Office of National Statistics reveals
The latest ONS Crime Survey reported a 30% increase in shoplifting offences
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Features and analysisOpal reports strong progress in combatting organised shop theft
Opal shares progression details of its new ’Organised Retail Crime’ team since it launched in May
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Features and analysisVaping bans could cost the UK economy £2.8bn and 18,000 jobs
Evapo’s latest analysis explores the potential impacts such bans could have on the UK economy
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Features and analysisNew ‘bigger, better and greener’ £3m Co-op opens in Bishop’s Itchington
The new store is the most environmentally friendly of all the Society’s 37 food outlets
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Features and analysisBestway Retail secures partnership with SimplyFresh
The two companies plan to support existing SimplyFresh retailers and introduce new retailers and stores to the estate
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Features and analysisFrom shop floor to Olympic ring: Nisa retailer’s son to represent Team Ireland in 2024 Paris Games
Boxer Jude Gallagher is representing Team Ireland at the 2024 Paris Olympics, thanks to all the traits learned and instilled on the shop floor of his father’s Nisa Local store over many years
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Features and analysisAllwyn launches series of summer campaigns for Team GB and ParalympicsGB athletes
Retailers have been provided with a new double-sided dispenser POS to boost sales of scratchcards
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Features and analysisGroceryAid’s Barcode Festival 2024 raises £1.3m to support grocery workers
The charity has announced that the festival will return in 2025 at a new and bigger venue
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Features and analysisRetailer concerns over Labour’s plan to remove age bands for minimum wage
Ahead of Labour’s victory landslide, the party pledged to “remove discriminatory age bands to ensure every adult worker benefits”
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Features and analysisRetired retailer living in UK since 1977 wins battle for citizenship after hard-fought with Home Office
In 2019, Nelson was told he was not British and had no right to be in the UK