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  • Shop price inflation stays steady but obstacles to come in 2024

    January 2, 2024

    Shop price annual inflation stayed flat at 4.3 per cent in December, remaining at the lowest level growth seen since June 2022.

  • Early-morning queues mark arrival of Boxing Day sales on Oxford Street

    December 26, 2023

    Shoppers are expected to pack out high streets across the UK looking for bargain buys in the Boxing Day sales.

  • Youths ‘film shoplifting for TikTok’ as businesses call for government aid

    September 16, 2023

    Shoplifting and abuse at independent shops are increasing due to the cost-of-living crisis and youths filming it for TikTok, forcing some businesses to close, it has been said. Muntazir Dipoti, president of the Federation of Independent Retailers (FIR), which has 10,500 members, said 850 incidents of theft or verbal abuse are recorded every day. Incidents [...]

  • Retailers urge rethink on net zero ‘grocery tax’ as public blame Brexit for rising costs

    June 4, 2023

    Top retailers have urged the government to rethink plans for green levies to fund the recycling of food packaging in a bid to avoid a further rise in spiralling food costs. The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned the scheme, dubbed the ‘net zero grocery tax’, could push up shopping bills by up to £4bn [...]

  • Europe capitalising on UK’s ‘tourism tax’ as retailers call for overhaul

    May 24, 2023

    International tourists are spending more in Europe than in the UK as Britain’s retail sector continues to be hamstrung by the government’s decision to scrap VAT-free shopping, members of the House of Lords warned yesterday.

  • Could Mega May save retail? Hopes are riding high on King’s coronation and bumper May Day bank holiday boost

    April 21, 2023

    Could the coronation of King Charles III help lift the UK’s post-Covid retail industry? Our retail reporter Laura McGuire finds out. March has proved to be another challenging month for the retail industry as sales fell 0.9 per cent due to soaring living costs and the third wettest March in history.  However, with Royal celebrations [...]

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