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  • John Lewis reveals first 13 stores to reopen next month

    May 27, 2020

    John Lewis has revealed further details of its plans to phase the reopening of its department stores, saying 13 shops will be open by 18 June.  The high street retailer announced today that its department stores in Poole and Kingston will reopen on 15 June, which is the first day non-essential retailers are allowed to [...]

  • Britvic sales hit by coronavirus restrictions

    May 27, 2020

    Britvic has reported volatile sales across the board due to the pandemic, with its out-of-home channel adversely hit by lockdown restrictions. The figures In the six months to 31 March, revenue rose 1% to £698m with profit before tax up 16% to £53m. Britvic said while it is confident of its liquidity the board will [...]

  • UK grocery sales surge at record level after two months of lockdown

    May 27, 2020

    UK grocery sales rose 14.3 per cent during the 12 weeks to 17 May, the fastest rate since comparable records began in 1994, as Britons adapted to the national lockdown, data from market researcher Kantar showed today. The UK has been in lockdown since 23 March though restrictions are being gradually eased. Of Britain’s big [...]

  • Halfords to reopen 53 stores after Covid-19 lockdown

    May 27, 2020

    Halfords today said it will reopen 53 stores across the UK after it was forced to close down its physical operations due to the coronavirus crisis. The bicycle and car parts retailer was granted essential retailer status following the lockdown, meaning it was able to keep 335 of its 446 stores open. However, these operated [...]

  • John Lewis to phase reopening of department stores from 15 June

    May 26, 2020

    Department store chain John Lewis said it will open its stores on a “phased basis” after the government said non-essential retailers could reopen from 15 June.  The retailer did not say how many of its 50 stores would open in mid-June, but said that the reopening would be phased to test in-store changes required to [...]

  • Nando’s reopens 94 UK restaurants for takeaway and delivery

    May 26, 2020

    Nando’s has reopened 54 restaurants across the country, with a further 40 sites ready to reopen for delivery and click and collect tomorrow.  The Peri-Peri chicken chain said it had successfully completed trials at a number of restaurants and was ready to expand its takeaway service across the UK.  Nando’s will offer a reduced menu [...]

  • Retail footfall soars over bank holiday weekend

    May 26, 2020

    Retail footfall soared over the weekend compared to the Easter bank holiday as  shoppers made the most of the relaxation of lockdown restrictions in England. High street footfall surged 49 per cent yesterday compared to Easter Monday, while coastal towns saw visitor numbers jump 62 per cent.  Footfall at retail parks was up 42 per [...]

  • Boris Johnson sets out plans for shops and markets to reopen

    May 25, 2020

    The Prime Minister has set out plans for the second phase of easing lockdown restrictions from next week, which includes opening non-essential shops from 15 June. Boris Johnson said there will be a formal assessment of easing the coronavirus lockdown restrictions on Thursday as part of the legal review. However, he has revealed plans to [...]

  • Coronavirus: Pizza Express could permanently close some restaurants

    May 24, 2020

    Pizza Express could be forced to permanently close some of its 470 UK restaurants after the coronavirus crisis heaped pressure on the debt-laden firm.  The casual dining chain, which is owned by Chinese private equity firm Hony Capital, is reportedly mulling a company voluntary arrangement (CVA), which would allow it to shutter some or all [...]

  • Appointment times and NHS discounts: How retailers plan to lure shoppers back after lockdown

    May 23, 2020

    After more than two months of enforced closure during the UK coronavirus lockdown, retailers across England are preparing to potentially reopen to shoppers from 1 June. The high street will look different when retailers are allowed to open their doors. Social distancing signage will be in place, shop assistants will wear masks and a number [...]

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