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  • Retail sales ‘sluggish’ as shoppers feel cautious ahead of Budget

    Retail

    British retail sales showed “sluggish” growth last month as shoppers became increasingly cautious ahead of the Autumn Budget.  Total sales at retailers increased by 1.3 per cent in the 12 months to September, compared to 2.3 per cent growth in September 2025, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and Big Four giant KPMG. The [...]

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  • Prem Rugby: Attendances down but Newcastle Red Bulls see ticket surge

    Sport Business

    Prem Rugby clubs with fresh investment have had mixed ticketing success after the overall league saw an attendance dip for its opening block of games. After three rounds and 15 fixtures of the 2026-27 Prem Rugby season, attendances are down 8.5 per cent on the same period last year, with a mixed set of results [...]

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  • Are buffets back? The rise, fall and rise again of the all-you-can-eat

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    From Covid to GLP-1s, the all-you-can-eat buffet has suffered blow after blow. But Anna Moloney finds a breed of chefs refusing to let go.

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  • Black Friday Isn’t the Only Time UK Shoppers Chase a Deal, Valuedynamx Finds

    October 7, 2026

    Three years of loyalty and rewards data show when and why consumers use offers, from holiday spikes to weather and payday patterns

  • Barbados holidays: The quieter side of the island, with true local charm

    September 25, 2026

    For years travellers have flocked to the pristine West Coast of Barbados – but could the South Side of the island offer a different perspective? Yes, essentially: those hoping to experience authentic Bajan culture as well as stay in luxury accommodation now have a variety of options on this lesser-explored part of the island. I [...]

  • Prem Rugby announces record deal with key partner

    September 22, 2026

    Prem Rugby this morning announced a record deal with ball provider Gilbert that took their partnership beyond 30 years. The agreement, confirmed ahead of this weekend’s opening round of fixtures, is the longest deal agreed between the two organisations. Its value was not disclosed. Prem Rugby’s Kelly Cooke said that “a partnership of this length [...]

  • Bournemouth in spotlight after female fan complains to Kick It Out about searches

    September 9, 2026

    Bournemouth are ready to review their stewarding arrangements after a female matchgoer made a complaint to anti-discrimination group Kick It Out about being searched by a male member of staff. The issue is thought to stem from the new perimeter fencing and entry gates installed around the Vitality Stadium as part of Bournemouth’s £90m expansion, [...]

  • City law firm sues prominent Emirati business family

    August 18, 2026

    London-headquartered law firm Charles Russell Speechlys has initiated legal action against investment entities controlled by the prominent Emirati business family Al-Sari, City AM can reveal, marking the latest development in an ongoing multi-jurisdictional dispute with its former client. The case stems from overlapping legal challenges involving entities in the Al-Sari family’s portfolio. The law firm, [...]

  • What’s on in London August

    August 5, 2026

    August in London offers countless ways to make the most of the city. It’s a great chance to experience workshops, join in on some sport activations, discover a new cuisine, use exclusive offers, and embrace all London has to offer. This guide highlights some of this month’s top picks, suitable for all ages. Activities and [...]

  • Can a team of retail veterans solve Argos’ catalogue of woes?

    July 31, 2026

    The death of the Argos catalogue in 2021 after nearly half a century prompted a period of mourning for many in Britain – including the retailer’s new owner. “I used to sit around the kitchen table putting green shield stamps into books,” Richard Pennycook said on Friday, referring to the original iteration of the catalogue. [...]

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