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When even charity shops can't survive, the high street is surely dead? 14:25 - Jun 5 with 1603 views

Charities could once be relied on to plug many of the property gaps on the high street. I've always thought the density of them in an area is a reasonable indicator of economic health (or otherwise).

Now, it seems even they can't maintain a presence:
https://www.theguardian.com/so

What's the solution to the increasing devastation and desolation of town and city centres?

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When even charity shops can't survive, the high street is surely dead? on 06:12 - Jun 6 with 180 views

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When even charity shops can't survive, the high street is surely dead? on 17:46 - Jun 5 by Dubtractor
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