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Global music superstar Robbie Williams records exclusive track for Felix cat food campaign
Pet firm appears on Vanessa Feltz TV show
UK pet industry gears up for PATS Sandown
Pet welfare at heart of exciting new training courses
Retailer issues 'buying pet rabbits' warning
Small animal feeding place with integrated toilet    
Pet food firm passes on savings to its ‘raw’ customers
UK Pet Food to hold pet food and nutrition webinars
Finnish firm to showcase dog clothing to UK retailers
Wilsons extends product range with new treats
Pet care brand Petpals launches into new areas
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Demand for pets returns to pre-pandemic levels
Owners urged to update pet’s microchip contact details
PetLove launches 'sustainable' toy collection
£250k investment in future of veterinary
Shoppers urged to buy on high street as Amazon strikes hit
Pets at Home extends pet food donation scheme
CSJ on track for Aviemore
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Pet firm features in TV-hit series Dragons’ Den
Bumper Christmas sales set new records for pet retailer
Company of Animals launches new training brand
Pet shop plans to relocate to boost footfall
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Shoppers urged to buy on high street as Amazon strikes hit

The British Independent Retailers Association has urged shoppers to support the high street as the online retailer Amazon is hit by strikes.

Hundreds of staff at the Coventry warehouse have been the first to strike over pay, which has marked the retail giant's first experience of industrial action in the UK.

However BIRA, which works with over 6,000 independent businesses of all sizes across the UK, has said that although they support fair pay for workers, it has also highlighted where buyers should be thinking about spending their cash.

BIRA CEO Andrew Goodacre said: "We do believe that workers should get reasonable pay for the long hours they do. However we do also want shoppers to consider more now where they spend their money and to look closer to home for this.

"By shopping on your local high street this not only supports local businesses, but allows them to thrive and offer even better services and goods. Its a reason to trust and return to the high street and put your money into keeping it alive, rather than multinational companies who look at profit rather than people," he said.

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