All Retailers articles – Page 12
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NewsNational Living Wage goes up today
The National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage rates are increasing from today, following recommendations made to the Government by the Low Pay Commission (LPC).
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NewsFirst MFG 'ultra-rapid' EV hub completed by Premier Forecourts and Constructon
Construction of MFG’s first electric vehicle (EV) hub has been completed by Premier Forecourts and Construction, a specialist in forecourts and diverse construction projects.
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NewsExpand Covid-19 home testing offer to all local shops, urges ACS
The government’s Covid-19 workplace testing should be expanded to all local shops, not just businesses with over 10 employees, the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has insisted.
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NewsCovid-related threats add to shocking abuse of local shop staff, ACS Crime Report reveals
Eighty nine per cent of people working in local shops have experienced some form of abuse, with over 1.2million incidents recorded over the past year, with Covid-related abuse one of the biggest issues facing retailers.
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NewsEG Group tackles food waste with Too Good to Go partnership
EG Group has partnered with Too Good To Go, the company committed to reducing food waste and protecting the environment.
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NewsMFG invests £400m in EV-charging strategy to help drive ‘UK’s mobility revolution’
Number one Top 50 Indie MFG is to invest around £400m in ’ultra-rapid’ EV chargers for its 918-strong UK-network over the next decade.
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NewsCar washing returning to Euro Garages’ forecourts, says Ilyas Munshi
EG Group is beginning to introduce car washing back onto forecourts, following changes to legislation, Ilyas Munshi, commercial director at EG Group has revealed.
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Equipment NewsEssential retailers urged to step up COVID compliance inspections amid rising scrutiny
Following last week’s announcement that non-essential retail will not re-open until at least April 12, Bureau Veritas, the Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) organisation, is urging grocers, supermarkets, and other essential retailers to assess and evaluate their Covid-secure measures to ensure they not only meeting regulatory standards but are also effective in meeting customer’s renewed expectations of safety and compliance.
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AnalysisMONEY TALK: The big boys in the playground
Naturally, the business and financial news in most of the media has continued to be dominated by Covid.
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AnalysisSERVICE CENTRE: An unhappy fuel supply ending
An unhappy fuel supply ending for Glasgow-based retailer
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NewsEG Group reports strong 2020 performance and resilience in latest trading update
Despite unprecedented and challenging conditions, EG Group has shown resilience in its financial performance in the past year, according to co-CEO Mohsin Issa, as the company announced its final quarter and unaudited full-year 2020 results.
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NewsRoadchef announces 250k miles-equivalent carbon savings
Motorway service area (MSA) provider Roadchef has announced carbon savings equivalent to approximately 250,000 miles driven by an average car in 2019-2020
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NewsApplegreen offers retailers fuel bonds through new partnership with Franchiseefirst
Applegreen has partnered with fuel bond provider Franchiseefirst to be able to offer its retailers fuel bonds as an acceptable alternative to a bank guarantee, cash deposit or charge on property normally requested as payment security.
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NewsAsda deal completes for Issa brothers and TDR Capital
The acquisition of Asda by the founders and co-CEOs of the EG Group - Mohsin and Suber Issa - and investment funds managed by TDR Capital LLP, has been completed, according to a joint announcement today by all parties concerned including Walmart Inc and Asda Group Limited.
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NewsMoto and BP confirm new 400mlpa fuel supply deal
BP has re-signed a new multi-site fuel supply agreement with leading UK motorway services operator Moto Hospitality.
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NewsMaxol completes £150k site refurbishment
Maxol, Northern Ireland’s leading family-owned forecourt and convenience retailer, has completed a significant refurbishment of its Saintfield service station in Co Down, with an investment of £150,000 and announced the arrival of new licensee, Peter Robinson.
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NewsMaxol’s Portrush site opens following £1.73m investment
Maxol, Northern Ireland’s leading family-owned forecourt and convenience retailer, has reopened its Portrush service station following a substantial investment of £1.73 million.
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NewsLeasehold sale of Greater Manchester-based Partington Service Station completed
The leasehold sale of Partington Service Station, a previously Essar-branded forecourt in Partington, Greater Manchester, has been completed by specialist business property advisor Christie & Co.
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NewsEG Group appoints Lord Stuart Rose as chairman
EG Group has appointed former M&S boss Lord Stuart Rose as non-executive chairman with immediate effect.