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Halfords snaps up Kent-based tyre specialists for £15m

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Halfords has paid £15 million to buy a motor services company in the South East of England which specialises in changing tyres on cars...

Dramatic change to shopping habits since first lockdown, say retail leaders

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Shopping habits have “changed dramatically” a year on from the first empty shelves and shuttered high street stores, according to retail experts. Helen Dickinson, chief...

Consumer confidence showing ‘green shoots’ of recovery

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Consumer confidence is showing “green shoots” of recovery on the back of well-received Budget announcements, the successful vaccine rollout and roadmaps in place for...

Asda chief executive to step down following billion-pound buyout

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Asda’s chief executive has said he will step down next year following a billion-pound buyout of the firm. Roger Burnley said he will leave the...

Retailers announce April 12 reopening plans for bricks and mortar outlets

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A host of retailers have confirmed reopening plans for April 12 as shoppers look forward to a return to bricks and mortar shopping after...

New car sales up 11.5% in March

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Demand for new cars grew by 11.5% last month compared with March 2020, new figures show. Some 283,964 new cars were registered in the UK...

Asos sales soar 24% to nearly £2bn during latest lockdowns

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Online fashion giant Asos has revealed that sales soared during the latest Covid-19 lockdown as high street stores remained closed. Revenues at the retailer jumped...

Dunelm preparing for ‘strong response’ to reopening next week

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Dunelm expects it will slightly outperform market expectations this financial year as it prepares for a Covid-19 rule change which will allow non-essential shops...
Deliveroo riders from the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain in Shoreditch High Street, east London, as they go on strike

Deliveroo shares rise on first full trading day despite strike

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Deliveroo shares have climbed higher on their first day of full trading despite the start of a rider strike over worker rights. The takeaway delivery...
Spring People walk along the seafront in Brighton, East SussexApr 2nd 2021

Retail footfall rises ahead of high street reopenings amid warm weather

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UK retail footfall ticked higher last week as shoppers enjoyed warmer weather and moved closer to the reopening of non-essential shops and outdoor hospitality. Figures...

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