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Business and Enterprise Committee
25/08/08 Business and Enterprise Committee considers future role and responsibilities for regional development agencies. • The closing date for submissions is Friday 19 September 2008. Have your say...

Support Your Local Food Hero
24/07/07 Who do you know that makes that extra effort to produce high-quality foods that put mass-produced supermarket fare to shame? Whether it’s your local butcher, baker, or… cheesemaker, UKTV would love to hear about them. They are currently searching for Britain's Local Food Hero 2007.

Supermarkets’ Buying Power
22/05/07 A recent report suggest some supermarket chains are selling produce cheaper than smaller stores can buy it wholesale. The report by the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) says that in 10% of cases, smaller stores cannot buy stock from a wholesaler any cheaper than supermarket prices.

Supermarkets Court Local Producers
15/05/07 Supermarket chains - long seen as the enemy of small independent local producers - are actively seeking links with regional food suppliers in a bid to appease customer demand for good quality local produce.

Support Your Local Traders
05/03/07 Independent locally-owned businesses play an essential role in maintaining a lively local economy by helping to keep financial resources in the local area rather than at some distant corporate headquarters. What’s more, they use the goods and services of other local businesses.