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  • Jul- 2020 -
    22 July
    ‘Record number’ of vets admitted to RCVS 2020 fellowship

    ‘Record number’ of vets admitted to RCVS 2020 fellowship

    A “record number” of veterinary surgeons have been admitted to the RCVS fellowship this year, joining the learned society in recognition of their contribution to veterinary science and practice. Some 58 fellows have been admitted this year out of a total of 65 applicants. Of those joining the fellowship, 39…

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  • 22 July
    Kennel Club Charitable Trust receives new boost

    Kennel Club Charitable Trust receives new boost

    Renowned dog photographer, Anna Szabó, has donated proceedings from a recent photoshoot to the Kennel Club Charitable Trust, which has set up an emergency relief initiative to support organisations through the crisis.  The donation from Szabó, who fought coronavirus earlier this year, will go towards charities and organisations who work…

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  • 22 July
    PetQuip Awards to support campaign for winners

    PetQuip Awards to support campaign for winners

    The PetQuip Awards will continue to celebrate its winners through an “exciting new format” this year, after organisers for PATS Telford confirmed the event’s cancellation yesterday (21 July). The industry show, which hosts the awards, was initially set to take place between 27 September and 28 September 2020.  However, the…

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  • 22 July
    Bira urges PM to ‘give us back our high streets’

    Bira urges PM to ‘give us back our high streets’

    The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) is calling on Prime Minister Boris Johnson to intervene and “give us back our high streets”. In an exclusive Bira survey, three quarters (75%) of independent retailers said trade is being “detrimentally impacted” by lockdown road closures. The survey revealed that two thirds (66.1%)…

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  • 21 July
    Peach and Pooch to launch first ever shop

    Peach and Pooch to launch first ever shop

    An independent pet accessory brand is set to open its first shop in Harrogate later this month.  Peach and Pooch creates a range of pet products, with each piece designed and handmade by local resident, Emily Ong, who makes all products from her home studio in Harrogate. Ong creates a…

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  • 21 July
    Bira backs plans for tougher shoplifting penalties

    Bira backs plans for tougher shoplifting penalties

    The British Independent Retailers Association (Bira) has welcomed government plans to take a tougher stance on shoplifting. Home Secretary Priti Patel recently announced the Government would be writing to police chiefs to advise that shoplifters stealing items to the value of £200 should be prosecuted. The decision follows a major…

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  • 21 July
    Barnard Brothers closes after 100 years of trading

    Barnard Brothers closes after 100 years of trading

    An Ipswich pet shop has confirmed it will permanently close its doors after more than 100 years of trading.  According to the Ipswich Star, a sign in the window of Barnard Brothers has informed local residents it will close its doors on 31 July.   The original Barnard Brothers shop was…

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  • 21 July
    VetPartners expands to France

    VetPartners expands to France

    VetPartners’ expansion across Europe is set to continue with the group preparing to welcome its first French practices. The UK-based veterinary group expanded into Italy in 2019, with the acquisition of five practices, and expects further growth in France in coming months. Vincent Parez, managing director of VetPartners France, said…

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  • 20 July
    PATS Telford 2020 cancelled

    PATS Telford 2020 cancelled

    The organisers of PATS Telford have confirmed that the pet trade show will no longer go ahead, following the latest guidance on conference and business events.  The industry show was initially set to take place between 27 September and 28 September 2020.  However, the Prime Minister’s announcement last Friday (17…

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  • 20 July
    Footfall sees ‘most modest’ decline since lockdown

    Footfall sees ‘most modest’ decline since lockdown

    Footfall rose by 4.5% last week against the week prior, according to the latest figures from Springboard. The group said this rise was largely driven by high streets and shopping centres, where footfall rose by 6.8% and 4.7%, respectively, while slipping 0.7% in retail parks.  While this recorded rise was…

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