Deliveroo to offer M&S deliveries from BP forecourts for self-isolated
The deal comes after the delivery business teamed up with Co-op for food packages and rival Uber Eats revealed a surge in business.
UK News|Mar 24, 2020
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Ann Summers to close stores but B&Q to stay open – British Retail Consortium
The retail trade body’s daily update says staff at Ann Summers will get full pay until at least the end of April.
UK News|Mar 23, 2020
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Co-op donates £1.5m of food to hunger charity FareShare
The organisation supports more than 11,000 charities and community groups, including food banks.
UK News|Mar 21, 2020
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Tesco launches recruitment drive for 20,000 temporary workers
The UK’s biggest supermarket said it wants to hire the extra workers for the next 12 weeks.
UK News|Mar 20, 2020
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What supermarkets are doing to help shoppers during the coronavirus crisis
Supermarkets have implemented a range of measures to ensure shoppers do not miss out on essentials.
UK News|Mar 20, 2020
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Supermarkets create 16,500 roles to cope with outbreak
Aldi, Asda and Lidl said anyone laid off elsewhere can start immediately, following similar moves by Co-op and Morrisons.
UK News|Mar 20, 2020
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Today’s key coronavirus questions answered
The lowdown on lockdowns and other pressing matters.
UK News|Mar 19, 2020
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Co-op to fast-track recruitment of 5,000 shop staff
Temporary jobs are being created for people in the hospitality sector who have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus outbreak.
UK News|Mar 19, 2020
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Islanders urged not to panic buy
ISLANDERS are being urged not to panic buy by local supermarkets as news of the coronavirus finally reaching Guernsey’s shores broke yesterday.
News|Mar 10, 2020
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No cases of virus yet as Co-op looks at home delivery of food
MORE than 80 people have now been tested for Covid-19 in Guernsey, as the island gears up to cope up with a possible outbreak.
News|Mar 6, 2020
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Trees and shrubs planted in twin centenary celebration
VOLUNTEERS have planted 100 trees and shrubs in the Millennium Walk at St Saviour’s Reservoir to mark 100 years of the Channel Islands Co-operative Society.
News|Mar 2, 2020
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Strictly no regrets for Fury-inspired Bayley as he targets Tokyo title defence
The 32-year-old is looking to overcome the knee injury he suffered on the BBC dancing programme and defend his Paralympic table tennis title in Japan.
UK Sport|Mar 2, 2020
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Delhi riots leave dozens dead amid rising tensions over citizenship law
Tensions had been building over a new citizenship law that critics see as a threat to India’s secular society and a way to marginalise Muslims.
World News|Feb 27, 2020
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Morrisons to sell only free-range eggs in stores
The retailer, which sells more than 10 million eggs a week, said it has moved to a fully free-range supply five years ahead of previous plans.
UK News|Feb 19, 2020
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New Leale’s Yard vision has ‘public realm’ as buzzwords
A BRAND new vision for Leale’s Yard and the Bridge includes 190 new homes and a transformation of the car-dominated streetscape to allow the waterfront to be celebrated.
News|Feb 17, 2020
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