Download your Retra Alert: Spring 2025 Issue
The summer issue of Retra Alert, your exclusive member magazine, is here!
100% digital and accessible across all devices, the Summer 2025 edition of Retra Alert is packed with timely insights, exclusive interviews, and practical advice tailored for today’s independent electrical retailers.
In this issue, we meet with Graeme Milne, CEO of Ecogenesys, whose sustainability strategies are transforming retail practices across the UK. We cover key industry updates, essential diary dates and the latest from Bira and Sirius.
Don’t miss our member spotlight on Kevin Arthur Owner of Pewsey RadioVision, along with expert tips on creating safer retail spaces and making a smooth switch to digital telephony. Whether you're looking for inspiration, information, or innovation, Retra Alert has you covered this summer.
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One million NEETs - independent retailers warn rising costs have killed the Saturday job
Bira has warned that soaring business costs have gutted the entry-level jobs that once gave young people their first step into work.
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Bira backs National Pet Shop Day 2026 to drive footfall to independent retailers
Bira has confirmed it will continue its support for National Pet Shop Day in 2026, partnering once again with Johnson’s Veterinary Products to champion independent pet retailers across the UK.
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35 years on the high street, a reminder of what independent retail can achieve
Trotter and Deane is celebrating 35 years of trading, highlighting how consistency, community and customer relationships remain key to long-term success on the UK high street.
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Independent pet shops warn flea treatment reclassification will hit communities and push up costs for pet owners
Bira is calling on the government to halt plans that could remove common flea treatments from pet shop shelves, warning the move would damage high street businesses and leave pet owners facing higher costs.