Heather Sandlin

1 day ago | retailsector.co.uk | Heather Sandlin

The Entertainer is set to introduce a selection of its key toy lines to over 2,000 Tesco Express stores as part of an expanded partnership with the supermarket.   From April 2025, the toy retailer will launch in 2,010 Tesco Express stores across the UK, with its selection of toys including seasonal lines, with prices ranging from £1.50 to £7. You'll need to subscribe to unlock this content. Already subscribed? Login?

2 days ago | retailsector.co.uk | Heather Sandlin

The Original Factory Shop (TOFS) landlords could face a package of major rent cuts as its new owner aims to finalise plans for a CVA for the group, with potential store closure also featuring as part of the move. According to Sky News, Modella Capital is now preparing to unveil a rent cuts package for its store landlords as part of plans for a CVA, which were first reported by Sky last month.

1 week ago | hotelowner.co.uk | Heather Sandlin

Hilton London Bankside has announced plans to add an additional 76 rooms to the property, with the expansion increasing the hotel’s total offering to 368 rooms upon completion in Q1 2026. The new rooms will feature an elevated design concept and introduce upgraded room categories, including suites. You'll need to subscribe to unlock this content. Already subscribed? Login? Check out our free weekly podcast

1 week ago | accountancytoday.co.uk | Heather Sandlin

Inflation has fallen more than expected to 2.6% in the 12 months to March 2025, down from the 2.8% rise in February, driven largely by a fall in petrol prices.According to the ONS, the largest downward contributions came from recreation and culture and motor fuels, with a further large downward effect from housing and household services. The largest, partially offsetting, upward contribution came from clothing and footwear.

1 week ago | retailsector.co.uk | Heather Sandlin

Inflation has fallen more than expected to 2.6% in the 12 months to March 2025, down from the 2.8% rise in February, driven largely by a fall in petrol prices.According to the ONS, the largest downward contributions came from recreation and culture and motor fuels, with a further large downward effect from housing and household services. You'll need to subscribe to unlock this content. Already subscribed? Login?