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  • How Brits (and businesses) fell in love with the humble retail park

    September 20, 2023

    On the outskirts of every bustling town and city lies the reliable, yet boring, retail park. But, as dull as they may be, retail parks are having their moment in the sun.

  • Till sales surge as retailers boosted by sunny September and back to school deals

    September 19, 2023

    A bout of unusually hot weather in early September helped hike grocery sales at UK supermarkets, with total till sales surging 10.3 per cent in the last four weeks ending 9 September.  According to data from NIQ, the figure rose up from 7.2 per cent during the wet July and early August, which deterred shoppers [...]

  • M&S turned it around and is now in FTSE 100. Here’s why John Lewis is so far off

    September 14, 2023

    The John Lewis Partnership has had a torrid day, following an announcement it will push its turnaround plan back by two years. It’s the latest bit of bad news that has seen it fall further behind rival Marks and Spencer, whose high street revival recently raised its profit outlook after pivoting towards clothing and homeware. [...]

  • Lidl swings to loss of £76m as fight to keep prices low offset by surging costs

    September 14, 2023

    Discount supermarket chain Lidl has revealed its British arm swung to an annual loss after battling to keep a lid on prices as its costs rose “across the board”. The group reported pre-tax losses of £76 million for the year to February 28 against profits of £41.1 million the previous year as it also invested [...]

  • John Lewis pushes turnaround plan back two years as losses narrow

    September 14, 2023

    Losses at John Lewis have shrunk but the struggling retailer warned that its ambitious partnership plans have been pushed back two years. 

  • Grocery price inflation drops to its lowest level in over a year

    September 12, 2023

    Grocery price inflation dropped to its lowest level in over 12 months, falling 12.2 per cent for the four weeks to September, new data shows. 

  • Ocado unveils price cuts on 200 goods as shares rise slightly

    August 23, 2023

    Ocado’s share price grew just under one per cent on Wednesday following news it would slash prices on 200 more goods to entice customers. In recent months the tech-driven supermarket, which is owned as part of a joint venture with M&S, has been distancing itself from its reputation as an upmarket grocer with the brand [...]

  • Cost of living crisis: 63 per cent of Brits now shop at discount grocery stores

    August 22, 2023

    More than half of shoppers now shop at discount grocery stores as Brits continue to seek out bargains amid the cost of living crisis.  According to new data released by NIQ, in the last four weeks some 63 per cent of the public shopped at value chains such as Aldi, B&M and Poundland, with over [...]

  • Aldi on the hunt for 1,700 new staff members as demand for value goods grow

    August 17, 2023

    Aldi is looking to hire 1,700 more warehouse staff this year as the grocery discounter steams ahead with its UK expansion plans.  The German value retailer is ramping up the number of full-time and part-time positions at its Regional Distribution Centres and employees will be offered salaries of up to £53,000 per year.  Its hiring [...]

  • Grocery price inflation drops sharply to 12.7 per cent

    August 15, 2023

    Grocery price inflation saw its second sharpest fall since 2008, falling 2.2 percentage points to 12.7 per cent for the four weeks to 6 August, new data shows. While food prices are still rising, some goods actually became cheaper, with shoppers paying £1.50 for four pints of milk, down from £1.69 in March, and a [...]

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