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Booking now open for GCA conference
Booking has now opened for the Garden Centre Association’s (GCA) annual conference next January.
14 December 2016
GIMA conference features Brexit, omnichannel and garden centre discussion
The second of two GIMA Day Conferences held last week saw over 90 delegates enjoying talks from industry experts, networking opportunities, and the chance to meet representatives from Wilko and the British Garden Centres Group.
14 December 2016
Homebase opts out of Nectar scheme
Homebase has announced that, as of December 31, customers will no longer be able to redeem Nectar points with the retailer.
13 December 2016
Carpetright blames profit drop on fall of pound
First half profits plummeted by 42% at Carpetright as the retailer suffered the consequences of the weak pound as well as a downturn in sales.
13 December 2016
PM refuses calls for shops to shut on Boxing Day
Prime Minister Theresa May has said that Government should not tell businesses how they should operate, and has refused calls to ban shops from opening on Boxing Day.
12 December 2016
GCA announce festive display winners
Barton Grange and Castle Gardens have been announced as the national winners of the 2016 Garden Centre Association’s (GCA) annual Christmas competition.
9 December 2016
Online sales of garden products double since 2011
The last five years have seen online garden sales double, according to AMA Research.
9 December 2016
Christmas tree thieves devastate independent GC owners
Christmas tree thieves have struck
again
, this time targeting family-run Three Springs Nursery in Pershore where they made off with 40 trees worth around £2,500.
9 December 2016
Stranger Things fans clear B&Q out of LED lights
B&Q has reported a shortage of LED multi-coloured lights due to fans of Netflix series
Stranger Things
attempting to recreate an iconic scene from the show.
9 December 2016
Screwfix named in top ten places to work
Kingfisher retailer Screwfix has been named as number nine in the top 50 best businesses to work for 2017 based on employee review.
8 December 2016
Homebase is hit by Christmas tree thief
Kent police are appealing for witnesses following the theft of 50 Christmas trees from Homebase in Herne Bay.
7 December 2016
Blue Diamond expands its garden centre empire
Polhill's Coton Orchard garden centre in Cambridge is set to become the 19th Blue Diamond centre.
7 December 2016
Marlows GC unveils beginnings of £1m redevelopment
Marlows Garden Centre has completed the first part of a £1m redesign, including a new cafe at its Bury St Edmunds base.
6 December 2016
BHETA members rub shoulders with Dunelm buying team
The British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA)’s latest Meet The Buyer day with new retail partner, the home décor retailer, Dunelm was a resounding success.
6 December 2016
Barry DIY independent celebrates 125 years of trading
Silver Star DIY of Barry, Wales, is celebrating 125 years of business, spanning depression, recession and two world wars.
5 December 2016
M&S could face £500m bill for re-organisation plans
Marks and Spencer could have to pay at least £500m to fund its plans to close 60 of its stores and invest more heavily in its food business.
5 December 2016
Schneider Electric joins BHETA
Schneider Electric is the latest company to join the British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA).
5 December 2016
Paving company pledges £500 for charity in memory of employee
Following the tragic death of employee Tony Marshall earlier this year, groundwork and civil engineering specialist Rudridge will be donating the £500 usually spent on Christmas cards and postage to charity.
2 December 2016
Animal rights campaigners accuse Scotsdales of cruelty
A Facebook group and petition have been launched calling for Scotsdales Garden Centre in Cambridgeshire to stop using live reindeer in their Christmas displays, claiming it is cruel and "completely inadequate for their welfare."
1 December 2016
Centurion gains ISO accreditation
Doncaster-based Centurion Europe, supplier of hardware, garden, housewares and safety products, has been awarded ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certification after thorough external audits by an accredited registrar company.
1 December 2016
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