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Thieving garden centre employee is jailed
An employee who stole thousands of pounds from a Norfolk garden centre has been given an eight-week prison sentence.
18 June 2012
GCG's rose talks get 'overwhelming' response
A series of free summer events dedicated to David Austin roses are taking place across The Garden Centre Group's member businesses this month and next, and more than 5,000 people have already signed up to attend.
18 June 2012
Lakeland and Autumn Fair seek The Next Big Thing
Young companies with innovative ideas and designers with products that need bringing to market are being asked to enter a competition organised by Autumn Fair and home solutions chain Lakeland.
18 June 2012
John Lewis homewares and outdoor furniture bloom over Jubilee
With total sales up 18.1% for the week ending June 9, the department store proved an exception to the disappointment expressed by many retailers following the long, wet Bank holiday weekend.
15 June 2012
New publisher for DIY Week
DIY Week and diyweek.net are to have a new publisher: Jan Thorpe is taking over from Colin Petty
15 June 2012
Garden Centres offered free advice on solar panels
Boost growth, save money on energy bills and reduce their carbon footprint - those are just some of the benefits Solar Systems says garden centres can enjoy if they install solar panels.
15 June 2012
Return of Fence Factor, "the most boring competition ever"
The search to find Britain's best garden fence, dubbed in the press last year as the most boring competition in the country, is on once again.
14 June 2012
Wilkinson pulls out of Robert Dyas bid
The general merchandising retailer has walked away from the multimillion pound bidding for Robert Dyas.
14 June 2012
New chair for Greenfingers
The charity has appointed horticultural expert, garden designer, TV presenter ad radio panelist Matthew Wilson as its new chairman.
14 June 2012
Midlands business bulldozes garden centre to save costs
The tough economic climate has forced a Wolverhampton business to demolish its garden centre and concentrate on its operation at its remaining site.
13 June 2012
Allders of Croydon 'facing administration'
Famous Croydon department store Allders is reportedly once more facing administration if it fails to reach an agreement with its landlord over its rent.
13 June 2012
Three water areas lift hosepipe bans
Hosepipe bans have now been lifted by Anglian Water, Southern Water and Thames Water.
13 June 2012
Cherry Lane garden centre chain to double in size
The chain of Cherry Lane Garden Centres has revealed plans to double the number of its outlets to 20 by 2015.
12 June 2012
Housewares buyers turn out in force
Cold, wet weather failed to dampen the spirits of the housewares industry as it turned out in force for the first day of the Exclusively Housewares show in London today.
12 June 2012
Topps Tiles aims to inspire at new flagship store
Topps Tiles
is unveiling what it calls its 'next generation' flagship store in Milton Keynes this Saturday
12 June 2012
Cash transactions 24 times cheaper for retailers than card payments
More people are paying for goods with cash than a year ago, according to new findings by the BRC.
11 June 2012
Joint Dobbies and Tesco store plans formally submitted
The blueprints for the £8million construction, which is the first of its kind and would see a Dobbies Garden World trading alongside a Tesco supermarket in King's Lynn, are now under scrutiny at the Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk.
11 June 2012
Hillview announces another acquisition
The Hillview Group's garden centre arm has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of Hilltop Garden Centre, Ramsden, Oxfordshire from Paul and Adrian Prové.
11 June 2012
Playtime at Bents Garden & Leisure marks latest in £10m plans
A new play area, tried and tested by the grandchildren of the garden centre's Bent family owners, is the latest stage in the
multi-million pound
'Bents the future' plans for the business.
8 June 2012
Epic spring rainfall means hosepipe ban could be lifted for millions
More than 8 million Thames Water customers could see the hosepipe restrictions lifted before autumn thanks to the recent rainfall, which has seen water levels of the river Thames restored to normal.
8 June 2012
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