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Factory Shop’s bid to rid England souvenirs

Factory Shop’s bid to rid England souvenirs

25 June 2014

The Factory Shop in Deal has reduced its England flags from £1 to 25 pence following the country’s World Cup defeat.

Shopping is about to get bigger

Shopping is about to get bigger

25 June 2014

A FTSE 100 company has acquired a 30% stake in Bluewater for £656m and plans to make shops bigger to attract larger retailers.

Jane Norman falls into administration... again

Jane Norman falls into administration... again

24 June 2014

Dozens of Kent jobs are at risk after women's fashion retailer Jane Norman tumbled into administration for the second time in three years.

Barack to basics for gaffe-prone worker

Barack to basics for gaffe-prone worker

24 June 2014

A merchandise worker is feeling a right mug after mistaking England defender Chris Smalling... for the US president!

Taking his first step to success

Taking his first step to success

24 June 2014

A footwear designer is hoping to fulfill his dream of launching a sneaker brand using crowdfunding online.

New sole owner for shopping centre

New sole owner for shopping centre

23 June 2014

A retail property company is set to take a 90% stake in a town centre mall in a deal worth £213m.

Discounted rates for firms moving into empty shops

Discounted rates for firms moving into empty shops

22 June 2014

A council is offering rate relief to businesses moving into empty premises.

Launch of town-centre regeneration project

Launch of town-centre regeneration project

19 June 2014

It's full speed ahead for the redevelopment of a train station and car park after councillors rejected an out-of-town shopping centre.

Morrisons sells depot for £97.8m... but at a price

Morrisons sells depot for £97.8m... but at a price

18 June 2014

Troubled supermarket Morrisons has offloaded its distribution centre in Kent and will pay several million pounds each year to operate there.

Sue’s selling her seafood stall

Sue’s selling her seafood stall

15 June 2014

Sue’s Seafood stall, located on the harbour is up for sale, and only to a Dover buyer, the Mercury can reveal.

Planning permission for £120m scheme could be quashed

Planning permission for £120m scheme could be quashed

13 June 2014

A multi-million pound town centre regeneration plan could be on hold for six months after an 11th-hour High Court twist.

Bid for £85m out-of-town shopping centre rejected

Bid for £85m out-of-town shopping centre rejected

13 June 2014

Plans for a major new shopping centre near the M20 that would have seen an £85 million investment have been voted down.

Gran, 93, will fight to keep store open

Gran, 93, will fight to keep store open

13 June 2014

A 93-year-old grandmother is on a one woman crusade to keep her favourite shop open.

Twenty-year pong may be at an end

Twenty-year pong may be at an end

11 June 2014

A smell that has plagued a town for 20 years may finally be snuffed out... after the factory responsible was served with a formal notice.

Store closure confirmed for this weekend

Store closure confirmed for this weekend

11 June 2014

Dorothy Perkins, Evans and Burtons in Dartford will close on Saturday.

Extended Aldi store to reopen

Extended Aldi store to reopen

11 June 2014

The Cherry Tree Avenue has opened its doors and has created 15 more job opportunities to cope with its expansion.

Clothing boosts shopping centre sales

Clothing boosts shopping centre sales

11 June 2014

A good month for clothes retailers - particularly sportswear - was behind strong sales figures for a shopping destination.

Light saving drive bears fruit

Light saving drive bears fruit

11 June 2014

A fresh-produce supplier is set to save 80% on its energy bills after investing big money in a simple lighting product.

Mum knits Halfords lorry - for a bet

Mum knits Halfords lorry - for a bet

11 June 2014

A Halfords worker has knitted one of the firm's trucks - after a driver said she would never be able to do it.

New shipbuilder deal watertight

New shipbuilder deal watertight

10 June 2014

After seeing shipyards go bust, a firm has secured a contract to build two vessels by agreeing to open its books to its client during construction.

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