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[robot ic1] 09/10/2020 10:14

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[robot ic1] 09/10/2020 10:04

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[xxxxxy] 09/10/2020 08:26

Recovery of the UK's high streets stalled in September as the summer shopping boom ended, according to the latest data from the Centre for Cities High Streets Recovery Tracker.Overall footfall in cities and large towns increased by just 1% last month. This is 17% lower than the increase seen in July and August."The roll out of increased local restrictions and lockdowns, with a quarter of the UK population placed under stricter rules in September, could be undermining consumer confidence in bricks-and-mortar shopping," said Andy Sumpter, EMEA retail consultant at ShopperTrak."We can also see that this has been particularly hard felt in the North West, and notably in Manchester, an area on local lockdown since the end of July, where footfall fell to -40%."Sumpter added that the UK is at a "critical point" as retailers are readying themselves for the start of the Golden Quarter and Christmas trading.READ MORE: UK economy slows further in August despite Eat Out to Help OutBournemouth and many other tourist destinations, such as Blackpool, Brighton, York and Edinburgh, also saw significant drops in the numbers of visitors in September, raising concerns that the initial recovery seen in the UK economy may have been short-lived.Further restrictions are coming as well. The UK government is reportedly considering a ban on overnight visits away from home in the North and Midlands.Communities secretary Robert Jenrick said on Thursday that the government was "currently considering what steps to take" in terms of further restrictions.Given these looming concerns, "policy makers need to think hard about how to support places through the difficult months ahead," said Centre for Cities' chief executive Andrew Carte."The Job Support Scheme and related measures will help but, as the Chancellor said, it can't support every job," he added.Carte suggested the UK government could provide a greater devolution of powers and responsibilities "to help places help themselves" in the near term.... Yahoo Finance

[xxxxxy] 09/10/2020 07:49

The FSA has launched a consultation into the potential abolition of the 10-day use-by date rule – which recommends chilled meat stored at 3°C to 8°C be given a maximum shelf-life of 10 days.The consultation is open until 11 November and will explore whether the rule for vacuum and modified atmosphere packed chilled fresh meat can be extended.It follows advice from the FSA's main scientific advisory body in January that the rule, designed to prevent the growth of C.botulinium (which causes botulism) in meat, could be safely extended to 13 days.... Snippet from The Grocer

[debsdowner] 09/10/2020 07:43

UK economy still -9.255 smaller than pre pandemic this is ectremely bad news for the economy and jobs and will hit retailers before Christmas.

I now expect MARKS to continue its downward trend it will break the 90 pemnce level soon and go twpoards its mid 70s low before too long.

[debsdowner] 09/10/2020 06:51

Humpty

U are the one losing your head both robot and I got this share right, you are not just a fool but a slimy creature as well. My advice is drink a few bottles of disinfectant and leave this thread to the intelligent I for one don't take fools lightly.

[neilhumphreys] 08/10/2020 21:45

You can shut it too Debbie, it’s a wonder you’re not in the asylum, you soon will be.

[debsdowner] 08/10/2020 21:35

Humpty u need to wash your dirty mouth and slither back down the sewer.