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Nisa raises millions

MAKING A Difference Locally (MADL) has made a total of £11m since it was founded in 2008
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Getting your fill at Scotmid

Scotmid has introduced its first ever self-service refill station for dried foods
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Glasgow gets fast delivery

Amazon and Morrisons have expanded their same-day grocery delivery service
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Uber Eats for c-store retailers

Costcutter has joined forces with Uber Eats for the launch of a new c-store delivery service
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A depot that’s fit for the future

UWS has invested £1 million in a technology-driven overhaul of its Glasgow Queenslie site
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DRS debate rages on at Holyrood

Industry experts raise concerns with proposed scheme

More commission coming

Post Officer retailers are set to see their commission increase 10% by 2021
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Payzone wins major contract

Post Office and Payzone retailers will now be able to process Scottish Gas payments
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Boost for convenience tech

Boost for convenience tech
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More questions than answers

2019 proved to be another year of uncertainty, with the impact of Brexit, DRS and the promotions ban still unclear
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Supporting foodbanks

Inverclyde Tescos encouraging customers to donate to a local foodbank
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Change at Co-op group

There is a new man at the top of Co-operative Federal Retail and Trading Services
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A spotlight on Scottish stores

Retailers work hard to provide vital services
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Promo ban slammed

Retailers voiced their concerns over proposed promotions restrictions at the latest meeting of the Scottish Parliament Cross Party Group for convenience stores
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What do political parties have to say to Scotland’s retailers?

It’s time to make up your mind
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Cash crisis in Scotland

The top two areas in the UK with the highest populations, but no ATM or Post Office, are in Scotland