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News86% of workers report rising stress and poor sleep due to customer aggression
New Halos stats show psychological toll of abuse to those in public-facing roles
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NewsKeir Starmer steps down as prime minister
Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as prime minister and leader of the Labour Party
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NewsCJ Lang announces sad passing of life president Joan Scott-Adie
CJ Lang has announced the death of its life president, Joan Scott-Adie
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NewsFed Awards 2026 winners revealed at glittering ceremony in Birmingham
The Fed’s 2026 Award winners were announced this week in Birmingham
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NewsGroceryAid tells the public ‘don’t come’ in bold new Barcode Festival campaign
Charity GroceryAid has just launched its first-ever digital creative for its Barcode Festival
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NewsHenderson Group’s Geoffrey and Martin Agnew and more awarded honours from King
The two brothers at the helm of the Henderson Group and the head of the Company Shop awarded honours in the King’s birthday list
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NewsAndy Rigby to step down as East of England Co-op chief executive
Andy Rigby has announced he will step down as chief executive of East of England Co-op in early 2027
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Features and analysisAbu Bakr Supermarket to invest £1.5m into doubling the size of its Leeds store
One of Leeds’ largest independent retailers has unveiled plans for a major £1.5m investment
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NewsAlmost 90% of independent retailers say store theft has worsened
Bira’s latest crime survey reveals the deepening crisis on Britain’s high streets
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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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NewsLeverhulme Trade Charities Trust postgraduate bursaries open
The Leverhulme Trade Charities Trust is opening postgraduate bursary applications worth up to £5,000 per year for families of those working in convenience, grocery and pharmacy trades from 1 June to 1 September 2026
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Features and analysisConvenience comes to campus as new Co-op opens at University of Birmingham
The University of Birmingham now has a new Co-op store on campus
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Features and analysisPopular North Devon c-store sold to new owners
A popular North Devon c-store has been sold but will continue to trade via its incoming owners
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NewsScotland’s Retail Crime Taskforce records over 1,300 arrests in its first year
Police Scotland’s Retail Crime Taskforce has made over 1,300 arrests since it launched in April 2025
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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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NewsOurCoop raises half a million through its Pennies charity partnership
OurCoop raises half a million through its Pennies charity partnership
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NewsGroceryAid’s £1m school essentials grant returns in June
Industry charity GroceryAid has announced the return of its School Essentials Grant, with £1m available to help grocery colleagues with back-to-school costs
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Product NewsLincolnshire Co-op launches Holland & Barrett range across 28 stores
Better health and wellness is coming to Lincolnshire Co-op stores
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NewsMorrisons to close 100 loss-making company-owned Daily stores
Morrisons is closing 100 company-owned convenience stores acquired through the McColl’s deal in 2022, citing years of poor performance worsened by increased staffing costs from government policy changes
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NewsMondelēz International reveals a £2.3bn contribution to the UK economy
Supplier also calls for food and drink to be placed at heart of Britain’s growth agenda