Retailers, horticultural firms and nature groups call on PM to ban peat sales
A letter to the Prime Minister calls for an urgent end to horticultural peat sales.
UK News|Sep 9
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Fairtrade thanks British shoppers as ‘two-thirds opt for certified products’
The organisation said the British public has helped to protect the future of everyday essentials like bananas, coffee and tea.
UK News|Sep 8
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Fairtrade brands call for more to join certification to boost impact
Clipper Tea, Brewgooder and the Co-op all said they would like to see more sales in their sectors on Fairtrade terms.
UK News|Sep 8
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Thousands of Next store workers win equal pay claim
A tribunal ruled the retailer had failed to demonstrate that the lower wage paid to sales consultants versus warehouse staff was not discriminatory.
UK News|Aug 27
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Loyalty pricing practices at high street retailers ‘concerning’, says Which?
The consumer group found that one in six (16%) Superdrug products on a loyalty offer had been at the non-member price for less than half the year.
UK News|Aug 21
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Co-op spearheading scheme investing in 600 apprenticeships in early years sector
The retail giant is a member of The Royal Foundation’s Business Taskforce for Early Childhood.
UK News|Aug 19
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Monzo rated as Britain’s top bank in survey of 36,000 people
The Competition and Markets Authority has published the findings of its latest survey.
UK News|Aug 15
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VMAs bosses change date of ceremony to avoid clash with US presidential debate
Sabrina Carpenter and Camila Cabello will be among this year’s performers.
UK News|Aug 12
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Three remanded in custody charged with offences connected with recent disorder
A fourth man, charged over possession of material, was granted bail at Belfast Magistrates’ Court.
UK News|Aug 12
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Three to appear in court after Belfast rioting
Two men will appear at Belfast Magistrates’ Court and a third at Downpatrick Magistrates’ Court.
UK News|Aug 12
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British funerals increasingly ‘celebrations of life’, study finds
Some 68% of people believe funerals should be more of a celebration than a time of reflection, up from 58% in 2019, the study found.
UK News|Aug 5
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Masked assailants ransack Venezuela opposition leader’s headquarters
Images published by Ms Machado’s party on social media show several walls covered in black spray paint.
World News|Aug 2
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US recognises Gonzalez as the winner of Venezuela’s election
Multiple countries have called on the electoral authority to show proof of vote counts.
World News|Aug 2
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First fully-automated petrol station for island
Guernsey is to get its first fully automated petrol forecourt, after R H Gaudion & Sons announced Channel Islands Fuels is to redevelop its forecourt.
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Biden unveils plan for Supreme Court changes 99 days before election
The US President called for term limits and is pressing legislators to ratify a constitutional amendment limiting presidential immunity.
World News|Jul 29
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