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NewsPolice appeal after concerns for welfare of man last seen on forecourt
Thames Valley Police is appealing for the public’s help in identifying and tracing a man last seen on a forecourt due to concerns for his welfare.
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NewsPolice alert after spate of thefts of fuel cards from lorries
Police are reminding hauliers to take extra care around fuel cards after a spate of thefts.
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NewsPolice issue CCTV image in appeal after cyclist damages car on forecourt
Staffordshire Police has launched an appeal for information after a car on a forecourt was damaged by a cyclist in Burton-on-Trent.
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NewsMan in his 70s punched in face in assault on Northampton forecourt
Officers from Northamptonshire Police are seeking witnesses after a man in his 70s was assaulted on the forecourt of a petrol station in Billing Brook Road, Northampton.
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NewsForecourt Crime Index reaches highest level since its introduction in 2015
Forecourt crime is at its highest level since BOSS, the British Oil Security Syndicate, introduced its Forecourt Crime Index in 2015.
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NewsMaxol launches ad campaign including first TV commercials for seven years
Irish forecourt and convenience retailer Maxol is returning to TV screens with the launch of Bags More, an integrated marketing campaign that will highlight the convenience, value and its wide range of grocery products.
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NewsIncoming National Lottery operator launches retailer portal
Allwyn, incoming operator of The National Lottery, has launched its new online retailer portal and urged independent National Lottery retailers to log on via TNLpartners.co.uk at their earliest convenience.
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NewsPolice charge suspect after man is stabbed in the back on a Nottinghamshire forecourt
Police have charged a suspect after a man was stabbed in the back on a Nottinghamshire forecourt.
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NewsPolice release CCTV image after racially aggravated assault at service station
A teenager has been attacked in a racially aggravated assault at a Cambridge service station. The victim, described by police as being in his late teens, was assaulted at City Service Station on Histon Road at around 11.40pm on Saturday August 12.
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NewsPolice warning to petrol stations after scammers steal £10,000 of stock
North Wales Police is urging petrol station workers to be vigilant for suspicious activity following a targeted £10,000 scam that happened on Tuesday July 18.
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NewsNew National Lottery licensee explains transfer process to retailers
Allwyn, the incoming licensee for the Fourth National Lottery Licence, has set out some next steps for National Lottery retailers ahead of the changeover on 1 February 2024.
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NewsProtesters glue themselves to road in attempt to blockade Grangemouth refinery
Protesters glued themselves to an access road at the Grangemouth refinery in Scotland as attempts to blockade the site entered their second week.
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NewsIndependent retailers call for government grants to beef up their security systems
Independent retailers are renewing calls for government grants to help them beef up their security systems as new figures show that incidents of shop theft rose by a quarter in the last year.
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NewsACS calls for tougher regulation of energy suppliers in response to consultation
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has called for tougher regulation of energy suppliers to provide businesses with clarity on their billing, payment options, data transparency, contract terms, and termination.
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NewsPolice officers in Scotland appeal for information following break-in at a fuel station
Police officers in Scotland are appealing for information following a break-in at a fuel station in Helensburgh on Sunday, 9 July.
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NewsCCTV images released in investigation into £1,500 fuel theft using cloned cards
Norfolk Police has released CCTV images of a man they would like to speak to in connection with fuel cards being cloned and used to buy £1,500 worth of fuel.
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NewsGovernment pledge to increase police presence on streets welcomed by the Fed
The government’s pledge to increase police presence on the streets to tackle anti-social behaviour has been welcomed by the Federation of Independent Retailers (the Fed).
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NewsRecommendations by New Deal for Business Group in Scotland welcomed by the Fed
The Federation of Independent Retailers (the Fed) has welcomed recommendations announced by the New Deal for Business Group in Scotland, but says actions speak louder than words.
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NewsMan hospitalised and forecourt badly damaged after blaze at Morrisons site
A man has been hospitalised and substantial damage caused to a forecourt in Northamptonshire after a camper van caught fire.
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NewsAscona Group named as one of the fastest-growing retail companies in the UK
Ascona Group has been named as one of the fastest-growing retail companies in the UK.