All Independents articles – Page 10
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Analysis and Features
Convenient Christmas: how indies can make the most of it
What can c-stores do to conjure up a cracking Christmas at the 11th hour?
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News
Tesco CEO Dave Lewis urges government to hike tax for online retailers
Dave Lewis has urged the government to increase the tax burden on online companies
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News
Jempson's back in the black after sale of Hawkhurst store
East Sussex indie Jempson’s has returned to profit following the sale of its Hawkhurst store to Musgrave Budgens Londis
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News
New high street crisis looms if rates reform fails, indies warn
Bira has issued the warning ahead of next month’s Autumn Statement
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Analysis and Features
Making the most of the tobacco display ban
Six months on, has the impact of the tobacco display ban for small shops been as bad as many feared?
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News
Costcutter helps stores donate to local causes
Costcutter is launching a new charity fundraising initiative to help its 2,600 independents connect with communities
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News
P&H Retailer of the Month is Hollins Green Community Shop
The store was recognised for running youth projects, among others
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The Big Interview
Andrew Thornton on food waste, the living wage and Booker
Budgens retailer Andrew Thornton becomes the first independent retailer to guest edit The Grocer
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News
Nisa wins £250m Ramsden International contract deal
Nisa has secured a new five-year contract to supply Ramsden International worth £250m…
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News
'Convenience store investment falling' ahead of NLW
The ACS is warning investment is down 35% over the past three months
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News
Farm Shop & Deli Awards entries are needed now!
Entries for the 2016 Farm Shop & Deli Awards close on 17 September
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News
Convenience stores grow sales and locations
The number of convenience stores on the UK mainland has grown more than 1.5% from 50,747 to 51,524
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News
Home Office reassures independent retailers over policing
The Home Office has reassured independent retailers they will remain a policing priority…
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Comment and Opinion
Sunday should be kept special
Proposals to reform Sunday trading are badly thought through and should be scrapped, argues Steve Parfett
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News
Farmers For Action take milk fight to Nisa's Scunthorpe depot
The independent retail sector has become the new target for protesting dairy farmers
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News
P&H celebrates 90th birthday with Retailer of the Month award
Palmer and Harvey is celebrating its 90th birthday by running a Retailer of the Month award for independents
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News
BoxPark pop-up shopping concept is good news for indies
After making its debut in Shoreditch, BoxPark, a pop-up shopping mall, is making its way to Croydon
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News
PayPoint admits it has lost touch with retailers
In a letter to The Grocer, the payment services company vows to improve relations with its retailers
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Analysis and Features
Macknade: spotlight on a celebrated fine food independent
Starting in a tent in the corner of a field, Macknade is now one of the most celebrated UK independent retailers…
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Comment and Opinion
My Week… By James Lowman
In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth. And the Earth was without form, or opportunities to acquire green…