Growing anti-extension lobby

 - Published:  02 June, 2006

RETAIL UNION Usdaw says more than 300 MPs, indicating support for an early day motion opposing any extension of Sunday trading hours, is another massive body blow for supporters of deregulation.

So far 273 MPs from across the political spectrum have signed the motion, sponsored by Brian Jenkins MP, opposing any extension to the present six hour limit that large stores can open on Sundays. "Britain's 3.1 million retail workers now have the support of nearly half of all MPs and it's good news that senior ministers are also opposed to extending the hours," said Usdaw general secretary John Hannett.





Comments


News, Events and Promotions
Find Suppliers, Manufacturers and Ingredients

Find your local butcher by postcode

Industry News Roundup
Have Your Say

Will the new FSA guidelines on E.coli damage butchers' businesses?

  • Yes
  • No
  • Maybe
Events Calendar

 

 

© William Reed Business Media Ltd 2012. All rights reserved. Registered Office: Broadfield Park, Crawley, RH11 9RT.
Tel: +44 (0) 1293 613400 Registered in England No. 2883992 VAT No. 644 3073 52.

Privacy & Cookie Policy | Terms & Conditions