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By Alan, on January 27th, 2012
Holidays in Britain are going to be even more exciting and satisfying this year, with a lot of upgrading and innovating going on all over the country. Anyone looking for the perfect getaway destination has a wonderful array of choices; just pick a general vicinity and check out all the possibilities.
Haven Holidays, the biggest holiday park . . . → Read More: Holidays in Britain are being upgraded
By Alan, on January 20th, 2012
Worcester shoppers who are growing tired of seeing the same old High Street brands whenever they visit the city centre should try making a special trip to Reindeer Court, a shopping mall with a difference. Most of the stores within the Reindeer Court centre are local and independent, offering unique products combined with friendly service and . . . → Read More: Reindeer Court a shopping mall with a difference
By Alan, on January 20th, 2012
A recent iPhone application has been launched by Ernest Jones Love & Life. The app comes at no cost and is designed to be beneficial for customers of the store. It allows those who have downloaded the app to buy items from the store in a secure mobile environment.
The application is very easy to use and . . . → Read More: Ernest Jones Love and Life app
By Alan, on January 13th, 2012
Next, the high street giant, have been left with very red faces after a pair of sofas worth £1198 were listed on the website for only £98. online shoppers went mad when they spotted the blunder, which knocked £1100 off the sofas instead of the intended discount of £100. bargain hunters flocked to grab the deal . . . → Read More: Next accidentally offer 98 quid sofas
By Alan, on January 6th, 2012
According to a recent survey conducted by Shelter, the homeless charity, a third of UK households are having to cut their food shopping bills to keep a roof over their heads. One in three of the respondents said that they had had to cut back on the amount they spent on food to meet their mortgage . . . → Read More: People cut back on food buying
By Alan, on January 5th, 2012
The increase in internet shopping has been good for delivery operators who have seen their traffic numbers continue to increase. Hermes saw its deliveries increase over the course of December by 40% compared to the previous year as around 15 million items were shipped to homes that were purchased over the internet.
The busiest day for the . . . → Read More: Internet shopping up 40%
By Alan, on December 29th, 2011
High street chain Boots is planning to make changes to its popular Advantage Card scheme that bosses hope will make the rewards system more personal to its over 17 million members. From now on, the purchases each member makes will be tracked by the store, allowing them to issue vouchers at till points that correspond more . . . → Read More: Boots makes big changes to Advantage Card scheme
By Alan, on December 28th, 2011
January has always been the traditional time for sales and price reductions on the High Street, and the online store Littlewoods Europe is no exception in 2012.
The long-established chain store, which sells a range of footwear, clothing and homewares and delivers to over 20 countries around Europe, is offering huge reductions on nearly 3000 products. Some . . . → Read More: Littlewoods starts its sale early for New Year
By Alan, on December 25th, 2011
After announcing that Planet Payment would offer its AIM payment processing service on Facebook the company saw its shares jump up by seven percent. The venture is a partnership with VendorShop which allows Facebook merchants to use its shopping cart applications.
Those who take advantage of Planet Money will be able to offer customers an easy way . . . → Read More: AIM payment processing service on Facebook
By Alan, on December 24th, 2011
Even though there are crowds of people out buying last minute gifts before Christmas arrives there are still plenty of warnings that retailers are going to see low revenue reports by the time the actual holiday arrives. Capital Shopping Centres the owner of some of the largest UK retail sites stated that traffic has been high . . . → Read More: Awful Christmas crowds prompt lower prices on the High Street
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