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January 8, 2024
The shock resurgence of ‘Queenpins’ on Netflix has put couponing under the spotlight a decade after the success of TLC’s reality TV show. With food prices increasing at their fastest rate in 45 years, pinching pennies is looking more and more appealing – and necessary. Annabel Nugent speaks to the UK’s super-couponers taking coupon-clipping mainstream
November 26, 2023
James Ilgenfritz of Monroe is making a name for himself and Monroe in the international experimental, jazz, contemporary classical music.
December 1, 2022
Nearly two thirds of UK grocery consumers are switching to cheaper brands to save money, according to a new survey. Research from digital media specialist
June 1, 2022
Rising prices mean four out of five shoppers are now on a budget, according to a new survey. The research by Shopmium, the promotions business, found 66%
April 3, 2022
The recent announcement that the Aspen Music Festival will cancel the Philharmonic Orchestra (student orchestra) concerts and reduce its student numbers by 80 is comparable to Aspen Skiing Co. announcing Ajax Express will not be…
October 7, 2021
Nearly three quarters of the British have changed their shopping habits to cut their carbon footprint, suggests new research. Technology company Shopmium
April 12, 2021
Pandemic food trends are set to stay, research finds Print 12th April 2021 Eating habits are set to remain largely the same despite the planned opening of pubs and restaurants, new research reveals. A survey by supermarket cashback app Shopmium shows 22% of consumers said they do not plan to eat at a pub or restaurant when they open, 46% said they only plan to eat at a restaurant once or twice a month, and 48% of respondents said they do not even plan to visit beer gardens when they open. The ...
January 15, 2021
By The Grocer2021-01-15T11:15:00+00:00 This time last year, few could have predicted a virus would wreak such havoc worldwide. In its wake, the grocery sector has endured challenges that would have seemed preposterous just 12 months ago. This year, the disruption caused by coronavirus looks set to ease as a global vaccination effort gets underway. But will we see a return to normal, or will shoppers persist with the new habits they formed under lockdown? We asked a range of experts to share the...