April/May 2025
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SharkNinja study reveals half of coffee drinkers prefer homemade 7%
drinkers, prefer to make coffee at home. Cost was a factor cited by 57% of respondents. Moreover, for those who buy coffee on the go, 71% stated that the value for money is average or below average. Furthermore, the survey uncovered
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that coffee trends – for example on social media – are increasingly (50%) of 18-24 year olds ordering coffee based on the latest social media trends, in comparison to 10% of those aged 45-54. Tapping into people’s perceptions of coffee choices, almost a
new study commissioned by SharkNinja, found that almost half (49%) of coffee
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quarter of coffee drinkers (23%) agree that they’d be able to pick up someone’s vibe from their coffee choice. In fact, a the latte is the most “laid back” coffee choice, with a third (34%) believing that Espressos are the most “hardcore” and only for serious coffee lovers. Almost a quarter (23%) claim better
coffee knowledge would help them be more creative with their coffee choices, whilst only 2% consider themselves
an expert when it comes to good coffee. Over a third (36%) of coffee drinkers with non-barista coffee facilities at home also said they would drink more coffee at home if they had a good coffee machine.
John Lewis opens Jamie Oliver cookery school and café in Oxford Street store
Morleys steps in to save iconic Jollys store in Bath
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orleys Stores Ltd is delighted to announce plans to reopen the iconic Jollys store in Milsom Street, Bath, bringing a revitalised shopping experience to this
historic retail destination. Against a backdrop of negative retail stories this exciting news is a huge boost for the city of Bath and a much needed and positive demonstration of investment and growth from a UK department store business. With a strong heritage in department store retailing, Morleys is committed to restoring Jollys to its former glory, making it once- again the anchor store for Milsom street. Offering a carefully curated selection of fashion, beauty, homeware, and more, the store will cater to the needs of the local community while also attracting shoppers from across the region and visitors to Bath. Allan Winstanley, Chief Executive of Morleys Department Stores, said: “We are thrilled to be bringing Jolly’s back to life and to be part of the vibrant retail landscape in Bath. Our approach is to treat each of our stores as a unique independent department store, ensuring we create an exceptional shopping experience tailored to will be keeping the Jolly’s name, honouring its deep-rooted legacy in the city.”
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ohn Lewis has opened a Jamie Oliver Cookery School
hospitality offering. comprises two cookery classrooms and a café with seating for up to 50 people. The retailer has reported a 6% rise in hospitality sales over the now taking place in a café or restaurant. this year, bringing the total number of hospitality spaces across its estate to 62. Katie Papakonstantinou, Director of Services & Hospitality at Café is a fantastic addition to our Oxford Street store. “Whether it’s a moment to pause while considering a purchase, and exciting range of hospitality options within our shops is vital to the customer experience.”
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