In This Issue
Pets at Home invests in leading sustainable pet accessories brand Project Blu
Pets at Home appoints new COO of Vets4Pets
Pet firm boss appears on popular daytime TV show
Jollyes starts recruitment drive at new Scotland store
Pets at Home’s annual charitable giving tops £5m
Natural Cornish Pet adds to popular natural treats range
TV star endorses launch of Harringtons supplements
Bira calls for reduction in business rates as inflation grows
Ice cream treat for dogs at new pet store
Pet food firm donates 5,000 meals to dogs of Ukraine
TV presenter joins charity dog walk
Tuft announced as Pet Industry Federation affinity partner
Refurbished hospital gains cat-friendly status
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Plans approved for former pet shop
Bira launches new product buying platform called Bira Direct Plus
Smoothie drink provides healthy hydration to dogs
OATA launches new plant ID guide
Paleo Ridge expands sponsorship of flyball team
Oryzias species must only be sold for indoor aquariums
BVA President praises Scottish vets for sterling efforts
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Tributes pour in after death of ‘much-loved’ pet shop owner
Pet firm owner lives Life of Riley as business grows
Jollyes appoints new chief executive
Fashion brand HUGO BOSS enters pet market
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Plans approved for former pet shop
 

Plans have been approved to turn a former pet shop into an MOT and repair centre, recruitment agency and wholesale shop.

 

Stamford Animal and Pet Supplies (SAPS) in Spalding, Lincolnshire, closed a year ago with online shopping and a decline in the high street being blamed for the store’s demise.

 

Now, South Holland District Council has approved a change-of-use application, stating: "The new businesses would ultimately serve the needs of the local area and contribute to the local economy, as well as creating jobs.

 

"It is considered that the change of use of the existing units would not have a significant adverse impact upon the viability of delivering any allocated employment site.

 

"Moreover, the proposal is acceptable on highway grounds and no objections have been received from local residents.”

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