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‘Ghost town UK’: 5,000 businesses disappeared from the high street last year

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‘Ghost town UK’: 5,000 businesses disappeared from the high street last year

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United Kingdom@feddit.ukEnglish · 1 year ago

'Once-thriving businesses have gone to the wall' because of 'sky-high energy bills, borrowing costs and staff shortages', say Lib Dems

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Wandering Turnip on YouTube does excellent videos about this

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