All Convenience articles – Page 107
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Analysis and FeaturesToday's Extra, Farnborough
Colourful fruit & veg piled up on stands outside this large Today’s Extra in Farnborough made a great first impression…
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Analysis and FeaturesSpar, Dalston, London
This new store scored 46 from a potential 50, the highest across all the fascias visited
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Analysis and FeaturesSimplyFresh, Bethnal Green
This SimplyFresh store has a welcoming wooden storefront and caters to transient commuters as well as locals…
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Analysis and FeaturesPremier Express, Horley
This Premier provided the cheapest basket, but its poky feel and crowded aisles didn’t provide the best experience…
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Analysis and FeaturesOne Stop, Basingstoke
Only 12 months after first opening its doors in Basingstoke, the bright red paint on this One Stop has hardly dried
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NewsSupermarket shopping app Ubamarket secures PE rollout funds
The app is currently being trialled in the Warner Budgens flagship store in Moreton-in-Marsh
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NewsHim! identifies new shopper profiles in convenience
Him! names three new shopper mentalities: Casual Connoisseur, Modern Mindset and Fast Consumption shoppers
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NewsEuro Garages reportedly lining up Little Chef bid
The forecourt operator is understood to be in “advanced talks” to buy the brand and its 70 restaurants from Kout Food Group
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NewsShane Meadows directs series of short films for Co-op ads
The society today revealed a target to recruit a million new members by the end of 2017
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NewsGousto surveys customers on potential Co-op collection deal
The development comes after Tesco and Waitrose trialled their own in-store recipe kits towards the end of last year
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NewsNew push against illicit tobacco launched by NFRN and Imperial
Fifty thousand anti-illicit trade kits branded with Imperial’s Suspect it? Report it! campaign are being distributed
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Analysis and FeaturesWill the Night Tube escalate sales for London c-stores?
The 24-hour service will boost sales near Tube hot spots. But does it justify the costs of being open?
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NewsTout's Budgens faces opposition from locals over pub conversion
Tout’s completed the purchase of the Lord Nelson pub in Cleeve, Somerset, in December
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NewsHigh Noon Stores goes into administration after stores close
The Grocer understands that customers were experiencing issues with fuel shortages at several sites late last year
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NewsNisa reports strong Christmas boosted by fresh produce sales
The figures given exclude former member My Local, which filed for administration in June
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NewsPayPoint completes restructuring with £26.5m sale of mobile payments arm
PayPoint has sold its mobile payments business to Volkswagen Financial Services for £26.5m in cash, putting an end to its major restructuring project.
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NewsCentral Convenience snaps up Hunnyhill Stores
The Hunnyhill deal will bring Central Convenience’s store total to 115
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NewsCo-op sharpens game with overhaul of IT
Co-op Food has signed a contract with software provider SAP to provide it with a new IT infrastructure
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NewsConviviality secures 15 c-stores for Bargain Booze
Conviviality Retail has acquired the entire share capital of KMD Enterprises
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Comment and OpinionSelf-service is great but you have to get the balance right
It’s well known that self-service checkouts increase shrinkage. They can also make a store soulless