Industry News
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Jul- 2016 -26 July
NatWest and RBS could introduce charges for business customers
The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), which owns NatWest, has said small businesses could be forced to pay charges on credit balances…
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26 July
Forecast of rise in pet fish sales
‘Children charmed by the heroine of new family film Finding Dory will spark a wave of fresh interest in pet…
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26 July
Garland / Worth Gardening launches over 100 new products at Glee 2016
Garland / Worth Gardening will be launching over 100 new products at Glee 2016. The company’s new ranges of garden care…
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26 July
Dogs help out Alzheimer’s Society
Three dogs from The Mayhew Animal Home’s TheraPaws pet therapy programme recently visited people with dementia at an outreach event with…
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26 July
Silentnight launches new dog bed range
Silentnight has launched a brand new range of memory foam dog beds. The beds have been created from the ground up…
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26 July
Doctors and vets save dogs’ lives with pioneering technique
A cutting edge technique has been used to save the lives of dogs with dodgy tickers. Veterinary cardiologists at Davies Veterinary…
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26 July
Global pet food market will reach $85.6bn by 2021, says Euromonitor
International market research company, Euromonitor, predicts that the global retail value of the pet food market will increase to US$85.6…
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25 July
Non-traditional sales rise
Sales in non-traditional categories at garden centres increased during June but due to wet weather traditional categories were down, according to…
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25 July
Battersea calls for review of Dangerous Dogs Act
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home has called on the Government to review the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act in light of new research…
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25 July
Garden centre holds workshops for adults
Squire’s Garden Centres are holding gardening workshop for adults on the 3rd Friday of the month. The workshops give customers the…
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