By Jon Robinson Halfords has said it remains confident despite its third quarter sales falling below expectations. The Redditch-headquartered group added it has been boosted by a “strong start” to its final quarter, “further cost action and resilient areas such as B2B performing well”. The London-listed company said it will focus on “driving profit growth” through further cost savings, more profitable sales and its Motoring Loyalty Club. However, Halfords said it remains “cautious on market recovery in the short-term” and that it is not “currently planning for a material improvement” in its ke…