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  • New CEO for Greggs as sales slow at its 2,181 stores with inflation and supply chain issues hitting the sector hard

    January 6, 2022

    Greggs has revealed sales continue to rise at its 2,181 stores although bosses said more recent Covid restrictions led to sales growth easing in December. The company also said rising inflation and supply chain issues facing the sector continue to hit but added it enjoyed strong sales of Christmas products, including 6.7m mince pies. Separately, [...]

  • Sales growth at furniture firm Made hit by Covid-related factory closures in Vietnam

    January 6, 2022

    Furniture retailer Made has said its sales growth was hit after its Vietnamese factories were forced to close during Covid restrictions earlier this year. The online retailer said disruptions resulted in 20 per cent of its most popular furniture ranges being unavailable during its peak autumn trading period. Its key factories have now all opened [...]

  • Next lifts profit forecast to £822m as shareholders await New Year payday

    January 6, 2022

    Next has told shareholders to expect a special dividend at the end of the month, after lifting its profit guidance for the full year. The high street retailer has raised in profit before tax guidance by £22m, to £822m – up nearly 10 per cent in comparison with pre-pandemic levels. Meanwhile, investors eye a £205m [...]

  • Pub bosses implore January teetotallers to not avoid local after dry Christmas

    January 5, 2022

    Hospitality leaders have called on customers to keep visiting the pub this month, after venues lost out on sales this Christmas. Pubs, particularly in city hotspots, faced waves of cancellations this Christmas while office workers were also instructed to work from home under Plan B Covid measures. Now, bosses have urged customers to keep supporting [...]

  • Pepco CEO to step down this year due to health reasons

    January 5, 2022

    Poundland owner Pepco has announced its chief executive officer Andy Bond will step down later this year due to health reasons. Pepco Group, which owns discount retailer brands including PEPCO, Poundland and Dealz, said Bond will step down at the end of March. He is expected to stay on the board as an advisor until [...]

  • Boost for Global Britain as UK exporters enjoy £620m surge in post-Brexit trade with South Korea

    January 5, 2022

    A “huge” demand for British products and services in South Korea is boosting UK companies exports to the east Asian country, according to the government. International trade secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan said that British firms saw a £620m surge in exports to South Korea last year, a jump of nine per cent. Trade between the UK [...]

  • Shoppers opted for premium products this Christmas as grocery inflation hit 3.5 per cent

    January 5, 2022

    Grocery sales hit £11.7bn over the Christmas period, as shoppers were keen to make the most of the festive period after Covid restrictions hampered celebrations last year. Shoppers spent record amounts on supermarkets’ premium own brand products, with £627m spent on pricier items over the four weeks to 26 December. This was an increase of [...]

  • Desperate travel sector demands all international Covid testing requirements are scrapped immediately

    January 5, 2022

    All testing requirements for international travellers should be abolished immediately, the travel industry said this morning. Manchester Airports Group (MAG) and Airlines UK said research they commissioned into travel restrictions found domestic, not international, restrictions would be the only way to reduce the spread of Omicron. Pre-departure and day two PCR testing were reintroduced in [...]

  • Four in five Brits see cost of living such as grocery and energy bills rise with many having to dip into savings

    January 5, 2022

    More than four in five (82 per cent) people have seen their living costs such as grocery or energy bills and day-to-day essentials increase in the past few months, a survey has found. As a result, nearly a quarter (23 per cent) have dipped into savings, a fifth (19 per cent) said they have changed [...]

  • Holiday notspot: Cyprus brings in harsher travel rules for UK arrivals

    January 4, 2022

    Cyprus has introduced new travel rules for British travellers entering the country including daily tests and self-isolation on arrival.

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