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Car clocking, Department stores, Bus decline

Bus journeys are down; prices are up - how can the decline in bus services be stopped? And Wetherspoons to dump champagne and prosecco ahead of Brexit - a stunt or good planning?

Is it too easy to clock a car? How widespread is the practice and can you tell if a car has been clocked?

Department store Beales was in a bad place a few years ago but as other department stores struggle, they've turned their business around. What did they do?

Baby milestones - how the card industry is cashing in.

Wetherspoons are dropping Champagne and Prosecco as they get their business ready for Brexit.

For the tenth year in a row, bus usage is down. But there's been a record rise in prices. What's happened to our bus services?

It is not only the sporting hopes of a nation resting on the England football team. The further they go; the better for business.

Presenter: Winifred Robinson.
Producer Kevin Mousley.

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45 minutes

Chapters

  • Ofgem criticism of pre-payment meter installation

    Criticism of energy companies using court orders to forcibly install pre-payment meters

    Duration: 04:29

  • Vehicle Mileage Fraud

    Are the checks people pay for robust enough for prevent buying a "clocked" car?

    Duration: 06:02

  • World Cup Retail

    Will shops experience a World Cup bounce in sales?

    Duration: 04:43

  • Beales Department Stores

    How Beales came back from the brink

    Duration: 06:13

  • Baby Milestones

    Card companies cash in on baby milestones

    Duration: 04:14

  • Wetherspoons

    The pub chain is to dump Champagne and German beer

    Duration: 05:40

  • Buses

    Jurneys down, ticket prices up, buses in decline

    Duration: 06:50

Broadcast

  • Mon 18 Jun 2018 12:15

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