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NewsOne in four workers in food retail skipping meals every month to pay bills warns union
One in four workers in the food retail industry is skipping meals every month in order to pay bills, according to the retail trade union Usdaw.
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NewsA new group of environmental activists planning “major wave of popular mass action”
A new group of environmental activists is threatening “a major wave of popular mass action” in the autumn.
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NewsMotorway service area operator Extra MSA Group sold to new owners
One of the UK’s largest motorway service area operators, Extra MSA Group, has been sold to a consortium of institutional investors.
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NewsPolice appeal for witnesses after armed robbery at forecourt in Slough
Thames Valley Police is appealing for the public’s help following an armed robbery at a Slough forecourt late on Saturday June 11.
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NewsNine arrests after suspicious activity at two petrol stations in Lincolnshire
Eight men and one woman have been arrested for going equipped to steal following a report of suspicious activity at petrol stations in Lincolnshire.
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NewsPolice investigating drive-off in Scarborough issue CCTV pic in bid to identify man
Police in Scarborough have issued a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to following the theft of fuel from Sainsbury’s filling station on Falsgrave Road.
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NewsOrganised crime gang who blew up ATMs jailed for total of 74 years
An organised crime gang (OCG) who blew up ATMs and ram-raided premises across the Thames Valley region have been jailed for a total of 74 years.
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NewsDetectives from Lancashire CID release CCTV image in investigation into knifepoint robbery
Detectives from Lancashire Police are appealing for help identifying a man they want to speak to following an armed robbery at a forecourt shop in Blackpool.
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NewsDerbyshire police officers appeal for information after cash is stolen from Co-op petrol station ATM
Officers from Derbyshire Police are appealing for information after burglars struck at a Co-op filling station at Duckmanton in the early hours of Wednesday 11 May.
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NewsForecourt Crime Index equals highest recorded level as cost of fuel surges
The latest Forecourt Crime Index from BOSS (British Oil Security Syndicate) has equalled its highest recorded level as incidents of unpaid fuel increased by 14.6% during the first quarter of 2022.
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NewsFour protesters banned from every forecourt in England and Wales
While climate protesters have begun appearing before courts in England after disruption at oil terminals and forecourts, the group Just Stop Oil has been stepping up its activities to Scotland.
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NewsTanker drivers serving Tesco forecourts call off threatened strike after pay offer
A strike by fuel tanker drivers who deliver to Tesco forecourts has been averted, according to their union Unite.
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NewsNearby buildings evacuated after crash on forecourt prompts fears of gas leak
Police evacuated nearby buildings after a crash on a Morrisons forecourt in Scotland prompted fears of a gas leak.
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NewsDetectives investigating after ram raiders attack ATM on Cambridgeshire forecourt
Detectives are appealing for information following a ram raid at a forecourt in Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire, in the early hours of this morning (27 April).
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NewsInjunction bans protests at petrol stations and oil terminals in Thurrock
An injunction banning protesters from interfering in any way with petrol filling stations in Thurrock, Essex, has been obtained by the local authority.
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NewsSurrey Police releases CCTV image of man after hate crime at petrol filling station
Surrey Police officers investigating a hate crime at a petrol station on Woodbridge Road in Guildford have made an appeal for help to identify a man they believe may be able to help.
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NewsPolice arrest gang suspected of stealing fuel worth more than £1m
A group suspected of large-scale fuel theft worth more than £1m have been arrested, following a series of raids led by North Wales Police.
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NewsFuel worth £30,000 stolen from business premises in Cornwall
Devon & Cornwall Police has launched an investigation after thieves stole around £30,000 worth of fuel from a business in Launceston.
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NewsStaffordshire Police warns of surge in number of drive-offs from filling stations
Staffordshire Police has warned there has been a surge in the number of drive-offs from filling stations in its territory, with more than 160 reported since the start of March.
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NewsMSP calls for cap on tariff prices for smaller businesses energy bills
A leading Scottish MSP has called for a windfall tax on energy companies and a cap on tariff prices for smaller businesses.