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  • UK bars refuse to sell Russian vodka in show of solidarity to Ukraine

    March 1, 2022

    Several bar operators have said they will not serve Russian vodka amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Businesses including London Cocktail Club-operator Nightcap Group and Arc Inspirations said they were removing Russian vodka and other alcohol brands from their sites. Bosses said they wanted to show solidarity with Ukrainians caught up in the unfolding conflict. [...]

  • Discount retailers benefit from cost of living crunch as shoppers head to Aldi and Lidl

    March 1, 2022

    Grocery price inflation hit a new high of 4.3 per cent last month, with budget supermarkets luring shoppers in as the cost of living intensifies. Fresh data from Kantar reveals the fastest rate of inflation since September 2013, with the exception of the start of the pandemic when households panic bought essentials. Aldi and Lidl [...]

  • Park Plaza hotel operator warns of ‘quite severe’ staff shortages in London

    March 1, 2022

    Park Plaza hotel operator PPHE has reported revenue recovering to 39.5 per cent of 2019 levels as it warns of “quite severe” staff shortages in the coming months. Shares in the company dipped slightly on Tuesday morning after PPHE announced a 38.9 per cent total revenue increase to £141.4m for the financial year ended 31 [...]

  • Exclusive: Ultimate Products’ airfryer maker brand receives €1m order from German retailer

    March 1, 2022

    Homeware giant Ultimate Product has said its newly snapped-up kitchen electrical brand has inked a €1m order from a leading German hypermarket retailer. Ultimate Products, which owns legacy homeware brands including Salter and Beldray, told CityA.M. exclusively its German brand Petra had received its first substantial order from an unnamed retailer. The order is for [...]

  • Second chances: Ex-offenders could help solve recruitment crisis

    February 28, 2022

    “I always wanted to be a drug dealer. Getting a job would have been strange to me,” Liam Meredith, an ex-offender who now runs his own catering business, says.  Many young men like Meredith struggle to break a cycle of offending even after they leave prison, due to tumultuous home lives.  For men like Meredith, [...]

  • London retail recovers after Storm Eunice footfall hit

    February 28, 2022

    London’s shopping destinations rebounded last week as crowds returned to the heart of the capital with gusto.  Footfall leaped 17 per cent in central London last week, compared to the week prior, according to retail experts Springboard. It was also 374.3 per cent busier compared to the same week last year, when the country was [...]

  • ABF and Primark sales to surpass pre-Covid levels as consumers eye luggage and swimwear

    February 28, 2022

    Associated British Foods (ABF), which also owns budget retail chain Primark, has said it is on track to surpass pre-Covid levels of sales and operating profit. The food manufacturer has been battling against inflation, alongside the rising costs of energy, but anticipates grocery revenue to inch two per cent higher than 2021. While Primark sales [...]

  • High Court ruling: Teletext Holidays broke consumer law with refund failures

    February 28, 2022

    The High Court has ruled that Teletext Holidays broke consumer law by failing to refund customers within the appropriate time period for bookings cancelled due to Covid.  The Court agreed with the consumer watchdog that Truly Travel and Alpha Holidays, which traded as Teletext Holidays and Alpharooms, breached travel regulations. Under the Package Travel and [...]

  • ‘It was either streaming, scrabble or lingerie’: Sales at Samantha Cameron’s favourite lingerie firm get 200 per cent pandemic boost

    February 27, 2022

    A UK-based lingerie and swimwear company once favoured by Samantha Cameron said this weekend it has seen a 200 per cent spike in lingerie sales during the pandemic as customers looked to spice up their bedroom attire. The founder of Pour Moi said he saw customer numbers soar to help sales reach £31m in the [...]

  • Convenience chain McColl’s battles administration fears

    February 26, 2022

    Convenience store chain McColl’s Retail Group is gearing up to find a buyer as the struggling company nears collapse. As first reported by Mark Kleinman for Sky News, the group have called in advisers to help find a bidder, and are exploring third party options, who may be willing to invest further capital. McColl’s trades from [...]

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