Peterborough Evening Telegraph14d
Inside the UK's only surviving DVD rental store where people enjoy nostalgia and retro experience
Take a look inside Britain's longest surviving DVD rental store, where the owner explains why business is still booming. Keep up with the latest new videos with the Shots! Newsletter. Did you know ...
I own one of Britain's last DVD rental shops — business is booming
The owner of Britain’s longest surviving DVD rental store is surprised that business is still booming 40 years after first ...
Owner of UK’s only surviving DVD rental store claims business is booming 40 years later — here’s the top-rented movies
Colin said: "I thought the business would be a five year thing. Then I thought we would transition. But that obviously didn't ...
DVD shop owner vows to be 'last man standing'
Videos themselves no longer make up part of the business but Mr Webber said he kept the name as "it's what everyone knows". He still offers DVD rentals but said the market was "pretty much ...
New York Post16d
Owner of UK’s only surviving DVD rental store claims business is booming 40 years later — here’s the top-rented movies
The owner of Britain’s longest surviving DVD rental store is surprised that business is booming – 40 years after they opened. Colin Richards, 71, opened TVL Allstar Video in Haverhill ...
The Mirror16d
Owner of Britain's oldest DVD rental store shares how business still booms 40 years on
The owner of Britain’s longest surviving DVD rental store is surprised that business is booming - 40 years after they opened. Colin Richards, 71, opened TVL Allstar Video in Haverhill ...
Hosted on MSN17d
Owner of UK's only surviving DVD rental store says shop is still successful 40 years later
The owner of the UK's longest surviving DVD rental store is surprised that business is thriving - 40 years after they opened. Colin Richards, 71, opened TVL Allstar Video in Haverhill, Suffolk ...
The Canadian Press on MSN24d
In Montreal, one man is fighting to stop DVDs from going the way of the dodo
He now buys his DVDs in bulk from pawn shops and thrift stores, and from the legions of people who contact him wanting to rid ...
The Herald-Times28d
Where can you rent rare DVDs for just $3? Try Vulture Video.
Giving someone an experience can top a tangible gift. Here's something that's both: a trip to a 1990s-esque video store that includes renting some movies curated for your recipient. Oh, wait.