| Sunday, Sunday |
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| Written by Terry Burke & J R Shackleton (1989) | |
| Sunday, 26 November 1989 | |
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Proposals to allow Sunday opening of shops in England and Wales are again on the political agenda. Despite the failure of the Thatcher government's previous attempt to deregulate Sunday trading, the arguments in favour of change are as strong as ever. This publication is an evaluation of the arguments for and against Sunday trading, looking at examples of it in action across the world, and applying it to the current UK climate. |
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