All Community articles – Page 36
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NewsMan guilty of murder of Glasgow shopkeeper jailed for life
Tanveer Ahmed, 32, from Bradford, Yorkshire, was sentenced to a minimum of 27 years for the religiously motivated murder
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Analysis & FeaturesHas Farm Africa made a difference?
Fmcg executives flew out to help villagers in Tanzania and Kenya start up a business from tilapia farming and beekeeping
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NewsCab driver pleads guilty to murder of shopkeeper Asad Shah
Tanveer Ahmed, 32, savagely attacked local shopkeeper Asad Shah outside his store in Shawlands on 24 March
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NewsBig retailers sign up to support independents on the high street
Retailers have committed to supporting local regeneration efforts
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NewsTesco to provide meals and water for Homeless World Cup
Retailer is working with FareShare to provide players and coaches with three meals a day
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NewsFSA Food Hygiene Rating test reveals regional inconsistencies
Huge inconsistencies in the way local authorities score its Food Hygiene Rating ‘Scores on the Doors’ scheme
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NewsAldi pleads guilty over 'flying smoking shelter' injury
Courts fines Aldi £100,000 plus costs of £5,200
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NewsRemote Spar in Cornwall installs public defibrillator
A Spar retailer in a hard-to-reach coastal village has installed a public use defibrillator for the local community
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NewsMorrisons invests £30m to upgrade staff facilities
Retailer says investment in staff will help drive a colleague-led turnaround
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NewsBRC calls for action on crime as costs to retailers soar
Average value of customer theft hits record high of £325
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Analysis & FeaturesFlood impact will be felt for months, warn logistics experts
Grocery is “praying for the rain to stop” after floods in the North
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NewsP&H, Heinz, Ginsters work with RVS on healthy eating hubs
RVS works with suppliers and wholesalers to develop healthier hospital shops and cafes
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Analysis & FeaturesStorm Desmond: Tesco, Booths and Sainsbury's battle to reopen
Retailers have spent the week counting the cost of the floods in the North West of England and Scottish Borders
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Comment & OpinionIs charity work by industry undermined by attitudes to tax?
I’m concerned all the good work that goes on to support charity is being undermined by corporate attitudes to tax
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Analysis & FeaturesCrickhowell: little town, big attitude
Crickhowell is home to a group of rebels who are taking the fight for fair tax for small businesses all the way to HMRC
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Comment & OpinionOur industry deserves more recognition for its charitable deeds
When it comes to kindness, sharing and giving this industry deserves a lot more credit than it probably gets
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Analysis & FeaturesGrocery charities just keep on giving
Despite the huge sums raised, grocery charities don’t get the credit they deserve
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NewsWilliam Reed creates e-learning partnership for food industry
The Grocer’s publisher William Reed has entered into a new partnership with e-learning provider Virtual College
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NewsUnilever accredited as living wage employer
The move will mean a pay rise for about 500 of the company’s UK staff
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NewsCostcutter helps stores donate to local causes
Costcutter is launching a new charity fundraising initiative to help its 2,600 independents connect with communities