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Struggle in the streets
The Journal
|May 23, 2025
NEW report by Health Equity North confirms a trend we will all have noted - our high streets are not what they once were.
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Butchers and bakers are still fighting the good fight. But the rise of the supermarket killed off the candlestick makers, along with many of the ironmongers, cobblers and small grocery stores some of us remember. More recently, banks,
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