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Shoplifter who stole £78k worth of goods across UK receives over two years in prison
A one-man crimewave saw his sentence increased this week after further thefts came to light
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29 prolific Lincoln shoplifters now banned from the city’s stores
A total of 29 shoplifters are now banned from shops in Lincoln city centre’s retail spaces
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Vaping Duty Stamp consultation raises questions from industry
A consultation on the new regulations around nicotine has thrown up varied responses from our industry
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Targeted approach reduces anti-social behaviour and crime in Sussex as further funding announced
Crime and anti-social behaviour have fallen in Sussex’s hotspot areas after 12 months of targeted policing
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UK DMO tasked to deliver DRS by October 2027
The group is governed by a board that represents voices from the drinks and retail sectors across England, Northern Ireland and Scotland
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Surrey Police report four-fold increase in shoplifting charges with retail crime a priority
Tackling retail crime has been highlighted as a priority for Surrey Police, it says
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One in eight shoppers use cash daily, new survey finds
New research released reveals one in eight shoppers still rely on hard currency
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Elfbar calls for strong enforcement and unified Government action after vape ban
With the disposable vape ban now a month away, Elfbar is calling on the Government to enforce the rules in a unified way
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Wholesale should be recognised as a critical national infrastructure, FWD says
A new report was presented to Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs Daniel Zeichner by Food & Drink Wholesale last week
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Retailers on their readiness for next month’s disposable vape ban
There is one month until the implementation of the disposable vape ban - here’s how some retailers are preparing
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Going cash free would cause a two-tier society, Treasury Committee warns
A decline in cash acceptance could lead to a two-tier society - with the most vulnerable bearing the cost, a new report has found
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New Post Office CEO hits the ground running by meeting postmasters on day one
New Post Office CEO Neil Brocklehurst announces fresh postmaster deal and signals comitment to cash in communities
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Petition to stop restrictions on vape flavours passes 12,000
A petition to stop flavour restrictions proposed under the UK Tobacco and Vapes Bill has reached 12,000 signatures
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Government unveils plans to further reduce sugar in soft drinks
HMRC and HM Treasury are seeking the public’s views on proposed changes to the Soft Drinks Industry Levy (SDIL)
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Food industry must use AI, robotics and more to combat labour costs
Seismic shifts mean a long-term commitment is needed to transform the industry, IGD report finds
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52% of managers in retail blame admin for labour productivity paralysis
Retail managers are struggling to find sufficient time to coach and develop their team, new report reveals
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BBC report reveals Post Office used £600m of public money on the Horizon IT system
BBC’s new report shows that even after they ceased using Fujitsu’s system for a decade, they still paid
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House of Lords warn of youth vaping as Pokémon cards found next to vapes
Lords Stevens of Birmingham highlighted concerns over the accessibility and marketing of vapes to children in the second reading of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces steps to tackle low cost imports
Chancellor Rachel Reeves to take action to mitigate the impacts of potential future dumping of cheap goods into the UK
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Scotmid reports cautious growth in its annual report
The Scottish cooperative has just released its annual accounts, with a slight raise in retail sales