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Book your place at ACS’ biggest ever annual event, Conference23, taking place on 25^th April at the Vox in Birmingham alongside the National Convenience Show.

ACS Conference23 is a must-attend event for anyone in the convenience sector looking to grow their business, build valuable relationships, and get exclusive insights on how to prepare for the future.

This year’s conference will feature two sessions with practical ideas for everyone to take back to their businesses, whether you’re a single site retailer or international supplier.

Taking place on 19th January in Leicester, ACS’ Forecourt, Power and Convenience conference will provide delegates with the opportunity to hear from leading forecourt retailers and a range of experts from across the industry on the opportunities and challenges faced by the sector.

The conference will look into the latest developments in the sector and explore what this means for forecourt retailing. The event will also feature a virtual tour of an EV site followed by a panel discussion.

Speakers and panellists include:

Book your place at the launch of the 2023 Rural Shop Report, taking place on 24th January in the House of Commons.

The parliamentary reception will provide a comprehensive overview of the findings of the report, looking at rural shops’ economic and social contributions to the rural economy, as well as their investments, services, and the flexible, local employment opportunities they offer.

During the event, we will hear directly from rural retailers about the opportunities and the challenges that they face and the impact of upcoming regulations.

ACS is encouraging retailers to enter the Business Disability Forum’s Disability Smart Awards 2023.

The Disability Smart Awards give retailers the opportunity to recognise the achievements of their team and store in meeting the needs of disabled customers and colleagues, from providing great customer service to ensuring that their store is accessible for everyone.

There are 10 Disability Smart award categories this year, these are:

Book your place at the launch of the 2023 Rural Shop Report, taking place on 24th January in the House of Commons.

The parliamentary reception will provide a comprehensive overview of the findings of the report, looking at rural shops’ economic and social contributions to the rural economy, as well as their investments, services, and the flexible, local employment opportunities they offer.

During the event, we will hear directly from rural retailers about the opportunities and the challenges that they face and the impact of upcoming regulations.