Comment on First signs of a slight decline in secondhand bookshops in BritainComments−ricardo813yThe cost of power in the UK at the moment is going to put pressure on every kind of bricks and mortar store.−dazc3yMY recently renewed commercial power contract attracts a Govt subsidy which puts it more or less the same as it was last year. This subsidy applies to all other businesses, including book shops.−ricardo813yIndeed, but at a huge cost to the taxpayer and only for 6 months.I've seen some local businesses closing down because they see the writing on the wall and are unwilling to pass on price increases to locals.
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The cost of power in the UK at the moment is going to put pressure on every kind of bricks and mortar store.
MY recently renewed commercial power contract attracts a Govt subsidy which puts it more or less the same as it was last year. This subsidy applies to all other businesses, including book shops.
Indeed, but at a huge cost to the taxpayer and only for 6 months.
I've seen some local businesses closing down because they see the writing on the wall and are unwilling to pass on price increases to locals.