PM: ‘No hesitation’ in triggering post-Brexit trade safeguarding measure if needed
The Prime Minister said ‘teething problems’ had led to images of empty supermarket shelves in Northern Ireland.
UK News|Jan 13, 2021
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Supermarkets call for urgent intervention over NI food supplies
Chief executives of Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Iceland, Co-Op and Marks & Spencer have written to Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove.
UK News|Jan 12, 2021
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More supermarkets join crackdown on maskless shoppers
The Co-op did not confirm whether it would ban customers without face coverings but said it will increase its in-store messaging.
UK News|Jan 12, 2021
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Trauma of Covid grief could be similar to 9/11, says charity
Cruse Bereavement Care is already dealing with complex circumstances.
UK News|Jan 3, 2021
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'Pandemic changed the way people shop'
THIS year has seen changes in how people shop.
News|Dec 29, 2020
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Not as much housing in revised Leale’s Yard plan
HOUSING has been scaled back in the latest set of plans for Leale’s Yard which should be submitted within months.
News|Dec 29, 2020
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Erasmus study abroad programme to be replaced with worldwide ‘Turing scheme’
Michel Barnier said he regretted the UK’s departure from the Erasmus scheme.
UK News|Dec 24, 2020
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Truck drivers call for help as hundreds face third night stranded in Kent
Hauliers unable to make the crossing to France have been told to go to Manston Airport, near Ramsgate.
UK News|Dec 22, 2020
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Truckers call for help after being stranded in Kent for second night
More than 1,500 lorries are stuck in the county, unable to make the crossing to France, as the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel remain closed to traffic.
UK News|Dec 22, 2020
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Co-op to close Travelmaker
The Co-op Travelmaker will close in Guernsey and Jersey at the end of January.
News|Dec 21, 2020
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Co-op has plans for keeping food supply to islands going
A SUPERMARKET chief has offered a reassuring message about the resilience of food supply chains into the Channel Islands as UK-EU Brexit trade talks reach a crescendo.
News|Dec 12, 2020
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MDMA worth £44 million found in lead-lined excavator boom
The boom had been lined with lead in a bid to conceal 450 kilos of the Class A drug.
UK News|Dec 11, 2020
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Co-op to replace home delivery vans with electric vehicles
The vehicles will be used to deliver groceries ordered through the Co-op’s online shop.
UK News|Dec 10, 2020
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Neighbourliness waning as pandemic fatigue sets in – survey
Just a quarter of adults know which of their neighbours are most vulnerable to coronavirus, shows data from Co-op Insurance Neighbourhood Watch.
UK News|Dec 8, 2020
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Lidl agrees to hand back £100m saved in business rates relief
The German discounter is the last of the major supermarkets to say whether they would return the money.
UK News|Dec 4, 2020
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