Alice Brooker is a Senior Staff Writer specializing in local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in Edinburgh. With a focus on retail and spirits, Alice has written for publications such as betterRetailing and The Spirits Business, and her work has been featured in The Oxford Blue. She covers a range of topics including industry regulations, partnerships, and consumer trends.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United Kingdom (National)
Not enough data
Alice Brooker's articles primarily focus on local retail, with an emphasis on convenience stores and vaping. She frequently covers government announcements, press releases, and cites data in her articles. To effectively reach out to Alice, consider providing insights or data related to local retail trends, the impact of government policies on businesses in Edinburgh or the UK as a whole, and developments within the vaping industry.
If you have expertise in consumer behavior related to product promotions or crime prevention within retail environments, your insights could be valuable for engaging with Alice's coverage topics. Additionally, providing information about how specific policies affect retailers or consumers at a local level may resonate well with her reporting style focused around Edinburgh and the United Kingdom.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) is calling on the government to cancel plans for the disposable cup levy.
By: Alice Brooker
The new Moments of Joy initiative from Coca-Cola will see 12 retailers win £1,000 each, and a further 12 claim up to £10,000 for charity.
Dougall stores will continue to have exclusive access to Co-op own-brand items through Nisa's renewed contract with the group.
By: Alice Brooker
Independent stores partnered with Snappy Shopper may see more footfall through the delivery app's partnership with Foodhub.
By: Alice Brooker
A survey by YouGov has revealed that 28% of convenience store staff have considered quitting due to safety concerns.
The Welsh government has revealed it will create its own Deposit Return Scheme (DRS), a decision criticised by the ACS.
By: Alice Brooker
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has written to the chancellor on behalf of retailers to warn of the Budget's damage to the sector.
By: Alice Brooker
National Lottery retailers have helped players raise a landmark £50bn for its Good Causes initiative since 1994.
By: Alice Brooker
A knife attack at a Best-one store in Hammersmith, London, has left staff reeling.
Video hosting and social media site Tik Tok is proving slow to react at clamping down on illicit tobacco sellers
(833) 317-6278 
