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  • Summer deals help bump retail sales as growth falls at slowest rate in a year

    July 21, 2023

    Retail sales grew by 0.7 per cent in June 2023 with increases across all the main sectors, as warmer weather and a greater selection increased consumer spending.  During the month, non-food stores sales volumes rose slightly by 1.0 per cent in June 2023, following a fall of 0.5 per cent in May 2023, according to [...]

  • Uxbridge by-election: Tories hold Boris Johnson’s old seat as Labour blame Sadiq Khan’s ULEZ expansion

    July 21, 2023

    The Conservatives have held onto Boris Johnson’s former seat of Uxbridge and South Ruislip as Labour blame Sadiq Khan’s ULEZ expansion policy for the loss. Tory councillor and former postman Steve Tuckwell won the west London constituency with 13,965 votes – beating Labour’s Danny Beales, on 13,470. Sir Keir Starmer’s party had hoped to overturn [...]

  • Return to the office helps hike Fuller’s sales 18 per cent in London

    July 20, 2023

    Fuller’s share price soared over three per cent this morning after the pub chain revealed that like-for-like sales growth in the City and central London grew over 17.9 per cent in the first half of the year.  The London-listed company, which has a cluster of pubs in the capital, said that an increase in workers [...]

  • Premier Foods has no plans for price increases as cost inflation ‘now past its peak’

    July 20, 2023

    Mr. Kipling maker Premier Foods said that it now believes that the recent period of significant input cost inflation has “now passed its peak”, with the group no longer planning for further price increases during the year.  It comes as inflation fell to its lowest level this year of 7.9 per cent, giving shoppers hope [...]

  • Vistry reports 22 per cent slide in home completions as rate hikes bite

    July 20, 2023

    Vistry Group said the number of homes it completed during the quarter was down 22 per cent compared to the same period last year, as surging mortgage rates continue to hit UK housebuilding companies.  The London-listed firm blamed a “tough” economic climate for the decline, with the housebuilder completing 2,847 homes in the period down [...]

  • Jamie Oliver looks to move on from chain collapse with new London restaurant

    July 19, 2023

    Jamie Oliver has said he “hasn’t lost faith” in the restaurant industry as he pushes ahead with plans to open a new restaurant four years after the collapse of his eponymous high street chain. Speaking to The News Agents podcast on Wednesday the celebrity chef blamed a 40 per cent hike in business rates and [...]

  • Illegal London candy stores turned into rent free shops in Oxford Street clean-up

    July 19, 2023

    Oxford Street is set for a major revamp as Westminster City Council launches a new £10m scheme to transform London’s iconic high street. The council will make shops vacated by illicit candy stores, which have blighted the leading retail destination, available to small business owners rent free and lower their business rates by 70 per [...]

  • Restaurateurs reeling as no shows cost sector £90 per missing head 

    July 19, 2023

    Restaurateurs are reeling as punters not showing up for dinner costs businesses £90 per head, a new study has shown, leading many to consider throwing in the towel for good.  A rising number of diners cancelling at the last minute, or just not turning up, over the last year has led to almost a fifth [...]

  • Grocery inflation remains ‘incredibly high’ but falls for fourth straight month thanks to supermarket promotions

    July 18, 2023

    Grocery price inflation has seen the biggest drop since its peak in March but remains “incredibly high”, figures show. Supermarket promotions helped the figure fall to 14.9 per cent in the four weeks to July 9, down from 16.5 per cent  over the previous month, according to analysts Kantar. It is the fourth month in [...]

  • Tortilla Mexican Grill: Revenues surge by over a fifth after expansion

    July 17, 2023

    Tortilla Mexican Grill raked in revenues of £32.7m during the first leg of the year, up 22 per cent compared to the same period last year, off the back of a string of new site openings. The fast-casual restaurant chain was bolstered by new openings and growing demand, saying like for like revenue also grew [...]

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