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  • Oct- 2017 -
    16 October
    Retail footfall drops in September

    Retail footfall drops in September

    UK retail footfall dropped in September, with weekly average traffic 6.9 percent lower than in August. The month also rounded off Q3, in which footfall fell by 4.1 percent compared to 2016 – this was following a revival in Q2 when the deficit stood at only 1.0 percent. Ipsos Retail Performance,…

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  • 11 October
    KKR sells £119m in Pets at Home shares

    KKR sells £119m in Pets at Home shares

    On Tuesday, global investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR) sold 61m shares in Pets at Home. The shares were worth £119m in total, reported The Financial Times. The amount represented just under half of KKR’s stake in the business. Pets at Home closed for the day having dropped 7.7…

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  • Sep- 2017 -
    29 September
    PetLondon

    PetLondon celebrates winning ‘Retailer of the Year’

    PetLondon is celebrating winning Gold, the highest achievement possible, at this years’ International Trade Association of Pet Equipment Suppliers (PetQuip) 2017 Awards. It shares the plaudit with Paws & Claws, an independent store in Frodsham, Cheshire. The awards dinner took place on the 24th September, during a special ceremony in…

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  • 18 September
    Just For Pets

    Just For Pets set to go into administration

    A UK based pet chain with 25 stores is to be placed into administration. The information was released in an update made by Just for Pets’ owner, Wynnstay. The predominantly Midlands-based stores announced that changes in consumer buying habits, greater costs and new sources of competition have led to losses.…

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  • 4 September
    Squire’s shuts aquatics centre

    Squire’s shuts aquatics centre

    Squire’s Garden Centre in Cobham is making some changes. The small Aquatics Department will close the first week in September. Fish will continue to be sold at Squire’s centres in Twickenham and West Horsley, along with everything else you need for your pond or aquarium. Squire’s in Cobham will be…

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  • Aug- 2017 -
    31 August
    Battersea Dogs and Cats Home

    Fetch & Follow supports Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

    London dog lifestyle company Fetch + Follow has partnered with global apothecary Malin + Goetz, for a fundraising project to support Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. £1.66 from the sale of every bottle of Malin + Goetz’s popular Dog Shampoo will be donated to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. The…

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  • 11 August
    Online. retail, shopping

    77% of British adults buy goods or services online

    An annual survey of internet shopping habits has shown that 77 percent of British adults shop online. The Office for National Statistic’s Opinions and Lifestyle Survey found that 93 percent of adults who used the internet to shop within the last 12 months had chosen online sellers in the UK. 31…

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  • 8 August
    Pets at Home

    Pets at Home reports five percent growth

    Pets at Home has reported a strong start to the year, with first quarter revenues up by 5 percent to £256.5m. The company announced that it is on track with plans open around 10 superstores, 40-50 vet practices and 40-50 grooming salons this year. Ben Flint, a market analyst at www.cityindex.co.uk, said: “Investors may…

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  • Jul- 2017 -
    13 July
    Kennelpak

    Pet food supplier, Kennelpak, is acquired by Enact

    Kennelpak, a leading supplier of pet food and products with its own retail chain under the Kennelgate brand, has been sold to SME investor Enact, managed by private equity firm Endless LLP. Clearwater International advised the shareholders of Kennelpak on the sale. Established in 1974, Kennelpak retails a selection of pet…

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  • 12 July
    BRC, payment, credit cards

    Debit cards overtake cash as a payment method

    For the first time ever, cards have overtaken cash as the most common payment method, reports the The British Retail Consortium (BRC). Its annual Payments Survey revealed that cards now account for more than 50 percent of all retail transactions by volume. The BRC credits retailers’ investment in payment technology as one…

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