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Steve Farrell's coverage focuses on national (UK) retail, supermarkets, and food & beverage industry. His articles revolve around product promotions, sales & marketing, and government announcements related to these sectors.
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The service, called Lidl & Go, means customers can scan items with a smartphone as they put them in their shopping basket
The rate of shops involving a coupon reward has more than doubled from 26% in March 2025 to 57% in May 2026
Pubs are also in line for a major boost after PM Keir Starmer announced yesterday that pubs would be allowed to stay open until 5am
The UK's first weight-loss pill launched on Boots Online Doctor on Monday, with customers able to click & collect in store the same day
The surge came in the first half of 2025 and 'momentum continued', according to the health & beauty retailer
Sammy Hagar performed at the O2 Apollo Manchester on Tuesday 7 July 2026 as part of his Best of All Worlds UK Tour. The show took place in the historic Apollo venue, drawing fans to see the Red Rocker in an intimate indoor setting following adjustments to the original larger-arena plans for the UK dates.
The 'Supermarket Sweep' competition has already raised over £60,000 in Scotland and Aldi has now brought it to England and Wales
Last night, Johnny Marr performed at Castlefield Bowl in Manchester. The iconic guitarist brought his solo band to the outdoor venue in his hometown for a show that featured material from across his career, including songs from his time with The Smiths and his solo work.Marr, known for his distinctive guitar style, delivered a set that highlighted his enduring influence on alternative and indie rock. The Castlefield Bowl provided a fitting urban backdrop for the Manchester native, with the performance drawing on both classic tracks and newer compositions. Fans experienced a night that showcased his technical skill, melodic playing, and stage presence in a familiar setting close to where his musical journey began.
Andy Burnham has said the tax hike for large developments could pay for a 100% business rates discount for small, single-site high street shops and restaurants
Burnham's intentions - so far - include a 'high street renaissance' and employment reforms
