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Toolbank launches biggest TV campaign yet to support Christmas promotion
Tool wholesaler builds on the success of last year's Real Deals campaign with more exclusive offers and products and investment in TV, with ads hitting the screens on Sky Sports and Setanta in November and December.
12 July 2012
Machine Mart opens 60th superstore
Ipswich is the newest location for the latest Machine Mart superstore, which brought its specialist tools and machinery offering to the town last week.
12 July 2012
What More extends an Olive Branch to needy families
The plastic housewares manufacturer recently teamed up with Lancaster-based charity Olive Branch to lend a helping hand with its food bank scheme.
12 July 2012
Theo Paphitis snaps up Dyas chain
Rymans owner and star of Dragon's Den, Paphitis confirmed on Tuesday that he had acquired Robert Dyas.
11 July 2012
Incentives and a simple new lease aim to boost high street
A growing number of retail landlords resorted to offering incentives to help them let their premises last quarter, as demand continued to struggle.
11 July 2012
Rain washes away Grafton Group retail sales
Bad weather took a heavy toll on the retail side of Grafton Group's operations in the first half of the year, the business revealed in a trading update today.
11 July 2012
Electric shock inverter is recalled
An inverter that can give the user an electric shock or even catch fire has been recalled.
11 July 2012
Red paint is sole reason to hot-foot it to Homebase
In one of the more unlikely scenarios to be experienced by the DIY market, droves of fashionistas are heading to Homebase and clearing the shelves of red paint tester pots.
11 July 2012
Tool Connection invests in new facility
Laser Tools brand opens new showroom and research and development facility.
10 July 2012
Wet weather puts dampener on June sales
DIY and gardening missed out on a jump in sales during June thanks to the miserable weather.
10 July 2012
GCA awards to reveal the cream of the crop
The Garden Centre Association (GCA) is unveiling the 'Best in Area' garden centre winners at six awards presentation evenings taking place nationwide this month.
9 July 2012
Canterbury garden centre opens Bucknalls restaurant
The Kent-based business has jumped on the catering bandwagon which has taken garden centre retail by
storm
, working alongside the successful restaurateur to rejuvenate its catering offering.
9 July 2012
HTA delight as last water bans go
The Horticultural Trade Association expressed its "delight" as the last remaining hosepipe bans in the UK were lifted.
9 July 2012
Coopers extends opening hours
Five-strong East Anglian diy store chain Coopers has switched to seven day trading.
9 July 2012
DIY store celebrates 50 years of trading
Sheppards DIY in Coventry celebrated its 50th anniversary with open days last Saturday and Sunday.
9 July 2012
Theo Paphitis looks set to buy Dyas
Robert Dyas is keeping mum over newspaper reports that the 100-store chain is being bought by retail tycoon Theo Paphitis.
9 July 2012
Solex outgrows its venue
The Summer Outdoor Living Exhibition - which has traditionally been a firm fixture at the Telford International Centre - will be moving to the Birmingham NEC for its 2013 show.
6 July 2012
Dunelm Mill reports "exceptional growth" due to wet weather
The retailer has revealed revenue growth of 12.1% for the year ending June 30, 2012, with 3.1% like-for-like sales growth bringing its total sales to £603.7m in its cheerful trading update for Q4 and the full 52 weeks.
5 July 2012
Mica joins the fight against crime
The co-operative of DIY and hardware retailers has joined forces with Crimestoppers to help protect people's homes.
5 July 2012
Retailers lead the way to greener goods
"Truly ground-breaking" is how the head of the environment at the British Retail Consortium has described a new collaboration involving retailers and suppliers in a bid to cut the environmental footprint of the goods they deal with, from food to DIY products.
5 July 2012
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