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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Shop Doctor surgeries in Alsager
Two productive days were spent by The Shop Doctor in Alsager on the 15th & 16th November when he met with 10 retailers and presented a Retail Masterclass on the evening of the 16th. The business support programme funded by Cheshire East Council enabled advisory visits to Malcolm … Continue reading
Tesco Beauty Expansion threat to High Street
A pilot project by Tesco to run in-store hair and beauty salons has been described by small-business groups as a further threat to independent retailers, many who are already struggling to survive. The project will see the ‘Regis Salons’ chain offering “luxury … Continue reading