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ACS Reaction to Home Office Alcohol Proposals
- 29/07/2010
- ACS has reacted to the Home Office consultation on proposals to reform the Licensing Act and to introduce a ban on the below cost sale of alcohol. The consultation proposes new powers for local authorities and a significant erosion of licence holders? rig
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ACS Backs London Assembly Cornered Shops Report
- 28/07/2010
- An influential report, ?Cornered Shops?, published today by the London Assembly has highlighted the importance of local shops to communities across the Capital. ACS Chief Executive James Lowman said:the London Assembly has made an important and timely
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Government Lending Ambitions are Vital and Must Effect Real Change
- 27/07/2010
- ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has welcomed the Ministerial commitment to improving record on bank lending and called on Ministers to engage with the real day-to-day problems faced by retailers.
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Government attempts to boost bank lending to small businesses
- 26/07/2010
- Vince Cable, the Business Secretary is due to unveil a joint consultation paper with the Treasury later containing options to improve cash flow to businesses. Under the proposals, banks could be made to sign up to the same type of lending agreements place
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Local Authority Red Tape Watchdog Under Review
- 23/07/2010
- Ministers have announced that the Local Better Regulation Office, set up in 2007, is under review as part of Government?s ongoing reorganization of the workings of Government designed to cut costs and increase productivity.
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Book your Place at the ACS Smarter Business Forum
- 22/07/2010
- The Smarter Business Forum is an opportunity for retailers to find out have to run their business more effectively.
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Knowledge Transfer Partnership Portal Now Online
- 21/07/2010
- ACS is pleased to announce that the online portal for the Knowledge Transfer Partnership between ACS and the University of Oxford is now online.
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Home Office Takes Over Control of Alcohol Licensing
- 20/07/2010
- Government has confirmed that the Home Office will take over responsibility for the Licensing Act 2003, which regulates the sale of supply of alcohol in England and Wales.
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Regulator Rejects Camelot Bill Payment Proposal
- 16/07/2010
- The National Lottery Commission has announced that it is minded to refuse CamelotÂ’s application to provide auxiliary services.
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British Food Fortnight, Putting the Ooo Back Into Food
- 15/07/2010
- In 2012 British Food Fortnight will take place in the last week of July and the first week of August. Retailers are encouraged to start planning their promotions now and to put British food at the centre of these promotions.
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Lords Committee Pass Simplified Rules for Licensing Act
- 14/07/2010
- The Lords Grand Committee has agreed to pass new rules to help licensees in the event of a licence holderÂ’s death and to simplify the processes of the Licensing Act.
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Treasury Outlines Plans for Alcohol Price and Tax Review
- 13/07/2010
- HM treasury have released further detailes of the scope of the review of alcohol pricing referred to in the emergency budget.
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Speculation Continues Over Future of Food Standards Agency
- 12/07/2010
- The Food Standards Agency is to be abolished by Andrew Lansley, As part of the changes Lansley will reassign the FSA's regulatory aspects ? including safety and hygiene ? to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
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ACS Calls on Local Shops for Minimum Wage Evidence with Questionnaire
- 12/07/2010
- Local shops across the UK are being asked to provide the evidence needed to prove the damaging impact of future increases in National Minimum Wage.
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ACS Forecourt Seminar Gives Retailers Unique Insight Into Future
- 09/07/2010
- With an average of 1.1 miles between petrol forecourts, with increasingly aggressive multiple development in this sector, and with fuel margins declining over the past decade, only the best forecourt retailers are going to survive into the future.
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