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The UK’s annual CPI inflation rate has reached the 2% target, set by the Bank of England, marking the first achievement of this objective since July…
As the UK general election approaches, the retail sector scrutinises party manifestos.The Conservatives, Labour, and Liberal Democrats propose distinct approaches to business rates.Each party offers varying…
The Labour Party recently unveiled its manifesto, aiming to reshape the UK’s fashion retail landscape.Significant changes proposed include a replacement for the current business rates system.A…
The past year has been remarkably difficult for Gregory Trading Holdings due to multiple economic challenges. The firm experienced a substantial drop in pre-tax profits amid…
In unveiling their latest manifesto, the Conservative Party has stirred responses over their proposals on business rates and retail crime. This strategy, one aiming to alleviate…
Usdaw demands stronger measures for shopworker protection in upcoming elections.The retail union calls for specific legislation against shopworker abuse in the UK.Protection from retail crime key…
The Conservative Party unveiled their election manifesto, highlighting key proposals impacting the fashion retail sector.A primary pledge involves enhancing financial security, focusing on tax reductions and…
The New West End Company, representing over 600 businesses in London’s iconic West End, has unveiled a manifesto demanding urgent political attention.This call to action focuses…
Labour commits to reshaping the business rates system, eyeing a high street revival if elected. The revision aims to equalise competition between traditional retailers and online…
The fashion retail sector, a cornerstone of the UK economy, stands at a crossroad as it voices critical needs ahead of impending elections. This manifesto captures…
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