All Latest News articles – Page 33
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NewsMorrisons to offer free water refills at all of its petrol forecourts
Morrisons is offering free water refills at all of its petrol forecourts to encourage customers to make the switch from single-use plastic to refillable bottles.
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NewsPolice intercept youth who climbed onto petrol station canopy
A youth in North Dorset, who chose to misbehave by climbing onto a petrol station canopy, was intercepted by police officers who were refuelling at the site.
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NewsUsed car market surges to its highest ever second quarter sales
The UK’s used car market has just recorded its highest ever second quarter, according to the latest figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
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NewsPolice catch M1 service area raiders after chase across fields
Police chased three suspects from an M1 service area into fields after musical instruments were stolen from a lorry in the middle of the night.
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NewsPolice investigating a robbery at a petrol station in Nottinghamshire charge a suspect
Police investigating a cash-in-transit robbery at a Nottinghamshire petrol station have charged a suspect.
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NewsTracker dog and drone used to find cigarettes stolen from petrol station shop
Nottinghamshire Police used a tracker dog and a drone to help find a haul of cigarettes stolen during a break-in at a petrol station.
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NewsMillions of consumers still reliant on cash according to research by PayPoint
Cash still plays a vital role for a huge number of consumers who are reliant on it, according to new research from PayPoint published today.
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NewsMan charged with attempted arson following incident at petrol filling station in Winchester
A man has been charged with attempted arson following an incident at a petrol filling station in Winchester.
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NewsStaff praised for their actions after customer is seriously injured in fire on forecourt
Staff at an Essar petrol filling station have been praised for their actions after a man was seriously injured in a fire on the forecourt at Cheadle, Staffordshire.
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NewsMaxol completes £120,000 refurbishment of former Forecourt Trader of the Year site
Maxol has completed a £120,000 refurbishment of its Northern Ireland flagship, A26 Tannaghmore Service Station in Antrim, which won the Forecourt Trader of the Year Award in 2018.
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NewsSewell on the go joins partnership with rugby league team to support local foodbank
Top 50 Indie Sewell on the go has partnered with rugby league team Hull Kingston Rovers and local charity East Hull/Beanie Street Foodbanks to provide a drop-off point at the stadium on matchdays throughout the rest of the season.
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NewsNFRN warns HGV driver shortage will lead to empy shelves and calls for action
The Federation of Independent Retailers (NFRN) is urging the government to take immediate action to avoid shops being faced with empty shelves.
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NewsBOSS warns of a shift in the nature of crime perpetrated on forecourts
The pattern of crime on UK forecourts has radically shifted after a turbulent 12 months which has seen fuel offences see-saw up and down, according to BOSS (British Oil Security Syndicate).
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NewsNew polymer £50 note launched and date for phase-out of paper notes is set
Today (Wednesday June 23), the new polymer £50 note featuring the scientist Alan Turing has entered circulation, and the Bank of England has announced the date when paper notes will be phased out.
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NewsPolice investigating after ATM on forecourt is damaged during attempt to steal it
Lincolnshire Police has issued an appeal for witnesses and dashcam footage after an ATM was damaged during an attempt to steal it from the Shell Garage in Newark Road, South Hykeham.
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NewsMan arrested minutes after drive-off also charged over being in possession of two knives
A thief who fled a petrol station without paying was arrested minutes later after his vehicle was spotted by high-tech police cameras – leading to a further discovery of knives.
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NewsNFRN warns increasing national minimum wage will harm smaller retailers
The Federation of Independent retailers (NFRN) says increasing the national minimum wage will seriously harm smaller businesses looking to recover from financial difficulties caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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NewsBurglars steal £4,000 worth of cigarettes from Leicestershire service station
Officers from Leicestershire Police are appealing for information after a burglary at a service station on the A1.
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NewsMan who attempted to set a petrol nozzle alight jailed for three years
A man who walked onto a filling station forecourt and attempted to set a petrol nozzle alight has been jailed for three years
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NewsThieves who blew up ATM on forecourt slammed as “extremely reckless” by police
Thieves who blew up a cash machine on a petrol station forecourt have been slammed as “extremely reckless” by a police detective inspector.