Customers are backing a Derbyshire garden centre after it received a complaint over some 'sexy signs'. 

Grosvenor garden centre in Chester has been awarded Garden Centre of Excellence status for the tenth consecutive year. 

Despite protests from locals, Taunton Deane council approves plans for seven-acre garden centre site in Wellington. 

John Lewis was fined £16,000 at Milton Keynes Magistrates Court on March 19 for breaking health and safety laws. 

Department store's e-commerce site to stock 10,000 lines, including leading home brands, with delivery offered anywhere in Britain. 

Wickes parent company, Travis Perkins, reacts to B&Q's new venture into the trade market, while Kingfisher's ceo Ian Cheshire explains the impact it will have on the sector. 

Big name hire firms have removed tools from their shelves after safety faults were discovered. 

New research for Homebase has found that helping households reduce their carbon footprint is a 'mass market opportunity'.
 

Nine out of ten small firms are unhappy over this year's Budget, according to a snap poll. 

Group retail profit up 64.5% in 2009, with B&Q boosted by showroom sales and successful TradePoint trial. 

Customers who bought 'toxic' sofas from Land of Leather will not receive compensation, the High Court ruled last week. 

Book your place now! Comedian Rufus Hound confirmed as compere for Product of the Year Awards 2010. 

Retail sales grow for second month running but hardware and DIY continue to decline, with the economy not expected to return to full strength until the end of 2011. 

Miranda Harris, a former employee of DLF Trifolium, has commenced legal proceedings against the company for sexual discrimination and sexual harassment. 

Shoppers should shun big brand stores in favour of smaller independent garden centres when buying garden products, according to a new Which? Gardening report. 

Support for small businesses played a key part in the Chancellor's Budget announcement today, yet business groups remain anxious over how the deficit will be paid down and wary of political promises. 

Paint brush and decorating products manufacturer L.G. Harris has secured a £1.5m loan from Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets to boost production levels and drive expansion. 

Flooring specialist posts 4.9% sales increase but has not seen the recovery it hoped for in 2010. 

DSG International, parent company of Currys, PC World and online brand Dixons, is to open 25 new 'megastores' in the UK by Christmas. 

UK business insolvencies have fallen 15% year-on-year during February, according to the latest Insolvency Index from Experian.