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B&Q's oldest employee retires aged 90
Albert Billington retires from B&Q's Longwell Green store aged 90, after 23 years with the company.
12 March 2014
Hayes Garden World owner is sent back to jail
The owner and managing director of leading Lake District garden centre Hayes Garden World has been put behind bars - for the second time.
12 March 2014
Eco Technology Show returns for a third year
The Eco Technology Show returns to the Brighton Centre for another two-day show.
11 March 2014
Fermoy's director Murdoch moves to Value House Stores
Alan Murdoch, director of the award-winning Devonshire garden centre Fermoy's, has left the business following its takeover by Blue Diamond.
11 March 2014
B&Q invites suppliers to pitch at Innovation Open Day
Suppliers are being given a chance to pitch to B&Q later this month at a special Innovation and New Products Open Day.
11 March 2014
Bosmere becomes a BHETA member
Bosmere is the latest garden brand to sign up to British Home Enhancement Trade Association.
10 March 2014
Millions of shoppers have problems with online purchases
Almost half of consumers who have bought goods online over the last two years have experienced a problem with their purchase.
10 March 2014
Hillier to raise funds for veterans charity
Hillier Nurseries and Garden Centres will raise money in aid of Blind Veterans UK, the national charity for vision-impaired ex-Service men and women, through the sale of 10,000 traditional wild flower poppies throughout May and June.
10 March 2014
Consumers spent 11% more in DIY stores in February
Data released by Barclaycard reveals that consumers spent 11% more in DIY stores in February compared with last year.
10 March 2014
Kent hardware store does its bit for Sochi win
Some of the 2014 Winter Olympics glory has rubbed off on a Kent hardware independent, which is priding itself on playing a small part in helping Britain win Gold.
10 March 2014
Spades and shovels help with flood relief work
A donation of Yeoman spades and shovels is helping Somerset flood victims rebuild their lives.
10 March 2014
Social housing tenants given Wickes decorating vouchers
A Northamptonshire housing association has partnered with Wickes in a scheme that will give tenants free vouchers to spend on decorating materials in the stores.
10 March 2014
Leeds university launches omnichannel retail course
What is claimed to be the world's first omnichannel retail postgraduate course has been launched at Leeds Metropolitan University.
10 March 2014
Candidates get ready to compete to become Rising Star of 2014
A total of 28 garden centre staff are participating in this year's Westland Rising Star 2014 Programme.
7 March 2014
Ironmongery Direct launches management graduate programme
The firm has already recruited two graduates to its newly-launched 18-month management development programme.
7 March 2014
New ad campaign for Homebase
Homebase has ditched the iconic shipping container in favour of a campaign which encourages consumers to make their house their home.
7 March 2014
Petition started against proposed closure of a Homebase store
Fear that Homebase in Holyhead, Angelsey, could become a pound shop has seen more than 1,200 people sign a petition against its closure.
7 March 2014
Court ruling threatens business rescues
There could now be fewer business rescues via administration and more terminal insolvencies following a key ruling by The Court of Appeal.
6 March 2014
JLP drives annual sales over £10bn
Partners at John Lewis Partnership (JLP) will each get a bonus worth 15% of their salary, the retailer said today, as it announced that it had achieved annual sales of over £10bn for the first time.
6 March 2014
Four-generational working could soon become the norm
A report into the future of the UK's labour market reveals that within the next two decades it could become four-generational, with great-grandparents potentially working alongside their great-grandchildren.
6 March 2014
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