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NewsWhat happened to Government pledge to ban energy drinks sales to children?
Questions raised by Jamie Oliver and more about the Government’s ‘forgotten’ pledge to ban energy drink for children
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NewsShops, pubs and local assets to be better protected with communities in charge
A £61m fund to encourage people to save treasured local assets has been announced by the Government
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NewsACS warns Home Affairs Committee of criminals ‘operating in plain sight’
The ACS warns the Home Affairs Committee of high streets awash with organised crime
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NewsThe Fed writes to offer support to Scotland’s new First Minister
The Fed’s Scottish president has written to congratulate John Swinney following the SNP’s success
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NewsACS launches ‘comprehensive DRS resources hub’ for retailers
The ACS has launched a new hub for retailers to help with the upcoming DRS
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News'We are coming for you' - tax minister’s stark warning to rogue stores
HMRC to carry out over 30k interventions this year to fight tax fraud and illegal activity on high streets
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NewsA year on from the single-use vape ban most people use reusables - but smoking rates have risen
New Elfbar survey reveals rise in reusable vapes but suggests smoking is slowly on the rise
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NewsAnalysts warn of added costs for convenience stores from upcoming DRS
Talysis has signalled the worrying levels to which the DRS could affect stores
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NewsNew PoliceAI tech announced to speed up investigations and fight retail crime
Officers will spend less time behind desks and more time protecting communities as a result of a new AI programme
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News‘A win for responsible retailers’ - Industry reacts to new powers against rogue businesses
The retail industry has broadly welcomed today’s announcement by Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood
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NewsACS warns flexibility proposals risk adding retail costs
The Association of Convenience Stores has warned that proposed changes to employment flexibility could add further costs and complexity to retailers already facing pressure from higher business taxes and increased regulation.
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NewsOne-third of vapers still using disposables despite ban
More than one-third of adults who vape are still using disposable products a year after they were banned, according to new research highlighting concerns over illegal sales and loophole products
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AdvertorialThe SNÜ era of nicotine: how one pouch brand is helping retailers navigate category change
As The Tobacco and Vapes Bill reaches Royal Assent, SNÜ nicotine pouches are helping convenience retailers protect long-term category revenue through premium flavour innovation, in-store engagement and compliant retail positioning.
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NewsVape retailer issues response to call for indoor vaping ban in Scotland
Vape retailer VPZ has responded to a recent call for a indoor vaping ban from a minister
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NewsSerial shoplifter recalled to prison after Nottingham theft spree
A serial shoplifter has been jailed just weeks after receiving a suspended sentence for theft
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NewsEarly May’s cool weather slowed post-Easter growth ahead of potential World Cup uplift
New data from researchers NIQ reveals a mixed picture for stores this spring
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NewsThe Fed meet with MP Wes Streeting at East London store
The Fed’s Nilesh Patel met Wes Streeting MP at his Ilford store earlier this month
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NewsCo-op, BT and Openreach back UK’s Great Big Green Week 2026
Major businesses will join two million people coming together for good this June
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NewsOne in three shoppers would step in to help store staff facing abuse
A new survey reveals the generational divides between shoppers who would - and wouldn’t - help store staff if a crime took place
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NewsGovernment plan to tackle decaying high streets announced
Communities are soon to benefit from clear expectations around the level of public services in their area