We’ve had the Whitstable custard shortage…we’ve had the large plane spotted in the sky above Peterborough…now here’s some more hot news, this time from Haywards Heath.
Readers of the Mid-Sussex Times will doubtless have been relieved to find that the store has now reopened.
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This story needed quotes from Mary ‘Queen of Shops’ Portas, an angry pensioner, a local councillor and a Boots spokesman — plus a sidebar interview with local MP Nicholas Soames pointing out that ‘Research shows 20 shops close down permanently every day in the UK’
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Simply shame on this paper for publishing such rhubarb.
Another way of holding up the press to ridicule, after weeks of hacking news and sleazy conduct elsewhere.
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