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The Co-op has welcomed plans announced by the government today to introduce legislation to make attacks and assaults on shopworkers a standalone offence.

Following Co-op’s recently revealed plans to recruit 400 new Nisa stores, the symbol group has expanded on its own 2024 strategy. Nisa retailers already

Nisa has announced a £1m price drop campaign to lower the wholesale selling price (WSP) of hundreds of products, as part of its strategy to ensure its

The UK’s small retailers plan to invest in new technology in the year ahead as part of strategies to drive business growth and improve customer

During an end of year message, Nisa’s managing director Peter Batt announced that the next Nisa Expo will take place in 2025 as it will be relaunched in

The retail sector as a whole has come on leaps and bounds in terms of gender equality since I started my career. This has been a result of determined

Josh Taylor, 25, was without a pulse for 45 minutes after the horrific incident on Bribie Island on Saturday afternoon. It took fifteen men to finally pull him free from the sand pit.

The family of a young man who was buried alive underneath 1.5m of sand at a popular beach is facing an “incredibly challenging journey” as he continues to fight for his life.

Josh Taylor was at Woorim beach on Bribie Island, off the north coast of Brisbane, on Saturday when he fell into the hole and accidentally buried himself alive in sand at about 2pm.

Queensland man Josh Taylor is fighting for life in hospital after he was buried by sand at a popular tourist destination over the weekend, sparking a massive rescue operation.