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    • ACS: "On The Spot Fines for Shop Theft Are Not a Deterrent"

    • 29/11/2007
    • ACS has called on Government to undertake an urgent review of fixed penalty notice policy. Following the publication of statistics that show that in 2006 the number of fixed penalty notices issued to shop thieves increased by 75%.

     
    • ACS Makes Case on National Minimum Wage

    • 28/11/2007
    • ACS has given face-to-face evidence to the Low Pay Commission (LPC) as part of the latest consultation on the National Minimum Wage. ACS has made a number of written submissions emphasising the impact any increases have on local shops.

     

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    • ACS Attends Downing Street Talks

    • 21/11/2007
    • ACS attended talks this morning with Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, to discuss the problems of under-age drinking and binge-drinking.

     

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    • More Thought Needed on Plastic Bag Ban

    • 15/11/2007
    • ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores), the voice of over 33,000 local shops, has responded to the decision by London Councils to lobby for a ban on free plastic bags in London.

     
    • ACS Responds to Queen's Speech

    • 06/11/2007
    • ACS (Association of Convenience Stores) the voice of over 33,000 local shops has responded to the Queen's Speech. The Government's draft legislative programme, which was unveiled in July, focuses on crime, immigration and constitutional reform.

     
    • Esso 'On the Run' Joins ACS

    • 05/11/2007
    • Esso have joined ACS (Association of Convenience Stores) with their On the Run convenience format.

     

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    • MP Talks Shop in Monmouth

    • 17/10/2007
    • Monmouthshire MP David TC Davies has visited Tew's Budgens on Cinderhill Street, Monmouth, to show his support for local shops serving the community.

     
    • ACS Encouraged by Test Purchase Figures

    • 11/10/2007
    • ACS (Association of Convenience Stores), the campaigning voice of over 33,000 local shops, has welcomed the latest Government test purchase figures as a "positive step forward" in the fight to tackle underage drinking.

     

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