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Louise Banham

Louise Banham

Verified

Editor-in-Chief, Newtrade Media

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Politics Business

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Religion,Military Conflict,Police,Crime Scenes,Fashion,Gossip,

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Total articles 55

  • The Uppals sell One Stop Mount Nod after 32 years

    By Louise Banham Verified| betterRetailing Verified Award-winning store One Stop Mount Nod in Coventry has been sold to new owners today (11 April) as the Uppal family that have run the business for 32 years have made the decision to exit the convenience channel. Speaking to Better Retailing, Aman Uppal said he was sad about the sale, but also excited for what the future holds for his family. His mother, Mal, will retire, while he and his brother, Joga, will pursue their own career paths, which may still be involved in the convenience industry.

    By Louise Banham Verified · betterRetailing

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Vape industry calls on Labour to crack down on illicit trade

    By Louise Banham Verified| betterRetailing Verified Speaking at the UKVIA Forum about the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, Dan Marchant, co-owner of Vape Club, said there needs to be regular test purchasing for every retailer and regular stock inspections for every retailer, funded by a licence fee, to tackle the illicit trade.  “Reactive enforcement has clearly failed. Right now, there is not a high likelihood of being caught,” he said. “The problem is none of these regulatory moves are going to actually tackle the issues with illicit products.

    By Louise Banham Verified · betterRetailing

    Nov. 27, 2024

  • The Uppals sell One Stop Mount Nod after 32 years

    By Louise Banham Verified| betterRetailing Verified Award-winning store One Stop Mount Nod in Coventry has been sold to new owners today (11 April) as the Uppal family that have run the business for 32 years have made the decision to exit the convenience channel. Speaking to Better Retailing, Aman Uppal said he was sad about the sale, but also excited for what the future holds for his family. His mother, Mal, will retire, while he and his brother, Joga, will pursue their own career paths, which may still be involved in the convenience industry.

    By Louise Banham Verified · betterRetailing

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Newtrade Media

London, United Kingdom

+44 20 7689 0600