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21 Nov 2023

Independent retailers across the UK are set to defy the Black Friday sales frenzy for the third year running, according to a survey conducted by Bira, the British Independent Retailers...

20 Nov 2023

A focus on independent stores and ‘browse-only’ shops can help to reverse the fortunes of the struggling high street, new research shows.

15 Nov 2023

The British Independent Retailers Association (BIRA), which works with over 6,000 independent businesses of all sizes across the UK, has outlined its expectations from the government...

9 Nov 2023

Cytech has been named as the provider of Best Retailer Services in the 2023 BikeBiz Awards, recognising the positive impact of its service to the cycling industry. More than 25,000 Cytech...

7 Nov 2023

New survey data from Deloitte has shown a seven percentage-point rise in the number of UK consumers - from 19% in 2022 to 26% in 2023 - who intend to spend more in the last three months of 2023,...

7 Nov 2023

Communities across Cornwall can now apply for grants of up to £100,000 to improve High Streets, the council has said.

6 Nov 2023

A Christmas campaign encouraging Warwickshire’s independent town businesses to shout about why shoppers should buy from them this year is making a comeback.

6 Nov 2023

With just over six weeks until Christmas, The Times has named what it says are the seven prettiest towns in the UK for Christmas shopping, making special mention of the presence of independent...

2 Nov 2023

Cytech, the internationally recognised training and accreditation scheme for bicycle technicians, has relaunched its Cytech theory one online learning course delivering an introduction to...

23 Oct 2023

Cardmitment campaign launched to remind people of the power of sending greetings cards

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#AlwaysReportAbuse

Posted on in Business News , Cycles News

Always Report AbuseSpread the message. Always report abuse!

Violence and abuse against retailers across the UK is a major issue, but one that does not get reported and as such doesn't get dealt with by the police.

The Home Office and many others are fighting to get the message out. 

The primary aim of the campaign is to encourage more shopworkers and retailers to report all incidents of abuse when they occur.

This campaign wants to raise awareness around the subject of violence and abuse on the High Streets as well as educate consumers about the impact that abuse and violence have on the people working in retail.

Lets spread the word and support the lifeblood of the UK high streets, independent retailers. Please spread word of the campaign on social media and to other businesses around.

It is not your job to take their abuse. But you can report it.  


Together lets #AlwaysReportAbuse.

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