I suggested we limit number of betting shops and machines on our high streets. Ladbrokes CEO says they boost communities.What do you think?
9:25AM Fri, February 17 2012
@GeorgeTahMeh
London - UK and Africa
you are right the CE0 is wrong.
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Digitalman1
Merseyside
I would say they help folk into debt.
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@mistercharles_
Leeds
given that the staff work by themselves at night and are subjected to violent attacks... I don't think that they do!
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@keeforelli
oxfordshire, uk
they encourage gambling and create wrong image. Do not boost community
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@MirariLingerie
Dorchester Dorset
I think they only boost debt
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@ExeterCCM
Exeter
I'm with you... ...& highly sceptical of the view expressed by Ladbrokes CEO
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Crystalrocksby
Ladbrokes CEO says they boost communities.What do you think?> only If you win!
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@leejonathan
mixed feelings. as much as i hate seeing the less well off plough money into gambling, i also think it's important to have
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@CrowtherSi
North West England
they are a tax on the poor and the dumb
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@SimonBarns
England
I say rubbish!! I also think a limit on charity shops, fast food restaurants and supermarkets!! You should see our town centre!
9:27AM Fri, February 17 2012
@zhaan5
London
There are several in Stamford Hill and I don't see them add anything except a place for slightly unsavoury people to hand out
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@LordBrownof
They have ruined Hackney. One every other shop, exploiting the poorest in our communities.
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@superarizonia
Greenwich-London
what an absolute load of rubbish!!! I think we need to open community hub coffee shops/cafes to bring back community centres
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@LizzyMac53
London
I think it shows a sign of the times unfortunately.People wanting a quick fix to a long problem.I think they cheapen an area too
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@alisonchapman
Living on the Saxon Shoreway
better than empty shops, but worse than a charity shop!! They are usually faceless empty fronts!!! X
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@DrSkyrme
UK (England, sometimes Wales)
He justifies that how? I think the furtive looks of men coming out of betting shops is the same as those coming from porn shops!
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Sewendipity
UK
Would love to know the reasoning given behind 'they boost communities' ?!!? Boost their profits more like...
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@serichards
Boost communities how? Coffee shops, local independents and libraries boost communities. Not gambling dens.
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@HazelPatching
Evesham, Worcestershire
you seem to suggest we limit most things on the high street. If we follow your suggestions the towns would have more empty shops
9:28AM Fri, February 17 2012
@LoreenLushbaugh
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9:29AM Fri, February 17 2012
@robertgibsonmj2
London
libraries boost communities we need books not bookies.
9:29AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Deedeewinks
I think that's a cop out and all they do is cause misery And mis-fortune! X ps love your work x
9:29AM Fri, February 17 2012
@beebops36
australia
they boost their pockets, not much else!
9:29AM Fri, February 17 2012
@tt4079
I think he is just another fat cat CEO that does not give a damn about anything but profit.
9:29AM Fri, February 17 2012
@paulnorwich
Norwich, UK
Ladbrookes CEO thinks the general public are idiots if s/he thinks we believe that tosh.
9:29AM Fri, February 17 2012
@fashionPA
Leigh, Lancashire, England
think there are worse shops to limit such as cash for goods type stores
9:30AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Met2Moz
Mozambique
I agree with you. We should get shot of a lot and reduce the hours they are open.
9:30AM Fri, February 17 2012
@sheera3333
England
Yes agree.. gambling massive problem too in #EnglandBritain.. anyway, there's enough #Online :)
9:30AM Fri, February 17 2012
@juliemcgrory1
luton,
uuuuggghhhh definitely not. #Anti social shops
9:30AM Fri, February 17 2012
@DavidAMoseley
Stoke Newington
Boost communities? I have never heard a more greedy self delusional statement! he obviously does not walk the streets!
9:31AM Fri, February 17 2012
@mrdpa
Course he says that! It's his business. Regardless of the moral or ethical, or even economical question it raises.
9:31AM Fri, February 17 2012
@BigBralady
Worcestershire
since when has Ladbrokes been a Social Enterprise?
9:31AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Vixarooni
Kent, England
I don't think they boost a community. Its more of an undesirable part of any high st.
9:31AM Fri, February 17 2012
@TheCoutureCo
..betting can break communities?people bet in hope of a big win and better life, as there is no hope to make it any other way...
9:31AM Fri, February 17 2012
@7LOUISE77
Middlesbrough
how do they boost communities?
9:31AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Paul25Ten
Rochdale
Great answer Mary.
9:32AM Fri, February 17 2012
@JeanBall1
Buxton, Derbyshire, UK
You are right, we need variety, not lazy conformity, as the saying goes 'You can have too much of a good thing'
9:32AM Fri, February 17 2012
@stephenfell0ws
Moseley, Birmingham
high streets are just full of mobile phone shops, bookies and various chicken branded eateries! #justwhatweneed
9:32AM Fri, February 17 2012
@seanmurrayuk
London | King's Cross
Split my time between London + Amsterdam: Lon betting offices everywhere. Amsterdam v rare. Cultural as well as legislative.
9:32AM Fri, February 17 2012
@aimeegould
West Midlands
they also prey on other addiction,as betting shops are never far from pubs.But,I did work in a bookies once,there is a community
9:32AM Fri, February 17 2012
@becktom1
Holmfirth west yorkshire
what a load of bollox. Its just somewhere that the dregs of society can hang out. Your next mission mary!
9:32AM Fri, February 17 2012
@MissWestdaLuna
the only thing they boost is their profits!!
9:32AM Fri, February 17 2012
@serenatonawade
Stalisfield Green
I agree with you! Gambling is not healthy, & should not be promoted
9:33AM Fri, February 17 2012
@lizzieg999
Eastbourne, UK
Irresponsible to encourage gambling when the recession has brought the country to its knees.
9:33AM Fri, February 17 2012
@trotter127
I think they boost Ladbrokes CEO Bonus is more like it. I agree with you less betting Shops on High street.
9:33AM Fri, February 17 2012
@ButterflyShir
they absolutely don't boost communities. They sap the £ out of people who (mainly) cant afford to lose it. I think they prey on
9:33AM Fri, February 17 2012
@painfullynice
mibulation land
o yea massive boost to the kids waiting outside for mum or dad for hope for a better day ,leaches !
9:33AM Fri, February 17 2012
@juneh49
Middlesbrough
Totally agree, I'm getting involved as part of our community to take over our local library from council to save it.
9:33AM Fri, February 17 2012
@dmorgan65
Cheshire: ENGLAND
betting shops are and always will be seedy places that do nothing for the community
9:34AM Fri, February 17 2012
@PihaSurfandSki
Bradford on Avon
NO they don't-variety, comedy walks, historic walks, activity, quality products that are unusual and locally made work
9:34AM Fri, February 17 2012
@juneh49
Middlesbrough
I do not agree, they not only spoil to look of our high streets but potentially cause misery to many families.
9:34AM Fri, February 17 2012
@stilly2009
Manchester Englandanthony
well, at this time, any shop is well come on our high streets,I think one factor against shops is high rents and rates
9:34AM Fri, February 17 2012
@dbparkin
Derby
In #Derby, bookies and pawnbrokers/loan shops are the two big growth sectors on the high street. A sign of the (bad) times?
9:34AM Fri, February 17 2012
@beatlebrain
I suggest you let local communities choose what they want. Local People should take charge, not be told what to do by others.
9:34AM Fri, February 17 2012
@LocMarketingLiv
Liverpool
I am with you on this. too many bookies
9:35AM Fri, February 17 2012
@gus1944gus
anywhere I want
I think you're confusing personal taste with realistic, logical thought. Who is going to fill shops if u demonise this sector?
9:35AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Daisiver29
London
They would say that wouldn't they, we need less gambling and pay day shops and more social creative shops on the hIgh st
9:35AM Fri, February 17 2012
@virtualaardvark
They boost communities of people who want to lose their money in dingy shops, so he's right
9:35AM Fri, February 17 2012
@innocentbutglty
outcast
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9:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@helpfulbear
I think you mean 'bear with me'
9:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@toptotty72
I can see that having 2 bookies on a high st is good for competition but do we really need 4 or5?
9:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@edinburghshow
There are 2 many villages in the Highlands with a betting shop¬ much else on the high street. How can that boost a community?
9:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@mattmarlboro
there should be a limit on all uses. #highstreet will only survive by offering good quality and a choice of reasons to visit.
9:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@juneh49
Middlesbrough
I do not agree with Ladbrokes. They totally spoil the look of our high streets and potentially cause families a lot of misery.
9:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Daisiver29
London
And reduce the rates while the economy is flat, it would help people like me with a great idea but big barriers ahead!
9:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@joshgollyyy
Huddersfield/Gr...
i think that the Ladbrokes CEO would say that as he's the one taking home his customer's loosing bets, feeding their addiction!
9:37AM Fri, February 17 2012
@antonyslumbers
.@maryportas Ladbrokes CEO talking tosh!
9:37AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Munchkin710
I think it's still seen as tawdry. How can something which excludes children and some religions boost community?
9:37AM Fri, February 17 2012
@momijiHQ
Boost communities? We think not. We'd much rather see independent, innovative retailing.
9:37AM Fri, February 17 2012
@rockgallery
Edinburgh
More independent shops filled with beautiful goodies by talented and creative designers would make us all happier!
9:38AM Fri, February 17 2012
@frogfurniture
West Didsbury, Manchester
100% behind you here. how on earth do they boost our communities.....? i would like this explained to me! As i fail to see it
9:38AM Fri, February 17 2012
@bira_says
Bookies may be good or bad but if the problem is that 1 in 7 shops is empty, why are we talking about limiting numbers of some.?
9:38AM Fri, February 17 2012
@queenofshops
UK
That is the sole point of the pilots Wendy...pass the power back to communities. My review proposed limiting not banning them
9:39AM Fri, February 17 2012
@denisebakescake
London, UK
Haringey has a high amount of bookies most of them in Tottenham one of the poorer parts of Haringey
9:39AM Fri, February 17 2012
@simon_elliott
I'd limit them to one, somewhere between a pub and the public loos.
9:39AM Fri, February 17 2012
@laurahoar
Dorset/Wiltshir...
They do not boost communities. Waste of money & time. It is an individual interest so how can it boost anything but debt?
9:40AM Fri, February 17 2012
@shopassembly
Frome Somerset
A full shop unit is not always a good shop for the community
9:40AM Fri, February 17 2012
@rusty_f
Crystal Palace, London
betting shops and payday loan shops. They pull down an area rather than support it. Less desirable for other businesses
9:42AM Fri, February 17 2012
@pollsstar
Bedford
On-line gambling will take over & render shops & machines unnecessary. In Vegas casinos now have on-line gambling facilities
9:42AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Renalrita
Unbelievable comment! I imagine gambling destroys families thereby destroying communities. Get then off our highstreets.
9:43AM Fri, February 17 2012
@jmcwilliam
lancashire uk
How does a betting shop boost a community!!! Crazy!!
9:44AM Fri, February 17 2012
@aileencheng58
peterborough
just boosts his profits..bankrupts communities
9:45AM Fri, February 17 2012
@K8Greenland
Surrey.....
more like they boost the use of unemployment. Its packed out in the day and shut at night! What does this say !!
9:45AM Fri, February 17 2012
@boxfordbuild
Suffolk, UK
gambling addiction destroys people & thus communities It's sad that the betting shop retail model thrives whilst others struggle
9:45AM Fri, February 17 2012
@LlinosWoods
London
they make the high st look shabby
9:45AM Fri, February 17 2012
@harvardjames
London
Casual observation in S London suggests bookies attract a cultural mix of people who also socialise there. #Good. All day. #Bad.
9:45AM Fri, February 17 2012
@abieerose
brighton
not the sort of communities we need or indeed want
9:46AM Fri, February 17 2012
@chantingsquid
Bangor,North Wales
We have two bookies on our small high street,and two "arcades" with machines.Don't see how it boosts the community in any sense.
9:47AM Fri, February 17 2012
@festspecs
Next weekend's Festival
we're right behind your suggestion!
9:47AM Fri, February 17 2012
@_CheckMySwagger
loughborough
Betting shops are, in some cases, the only shops left on the high street. Limiting them would create more boarded up outlets :(
9:49AM Fri, February 17 2012
@CathrynKer
Near Chester
don't like gambling think should be limited them a cash converters that seem to litter our British high street at the moment
9:49AM Fri, February 17 2012
@caiparry
N 51°5' 0'' / W 1°20' 0''
I'd like to hear their definition of "boost"
9:49AM Fri, February 17 2012
@HelenRollasonCC
Essex, Herts and London
Not a good year to encourage gambling.
9:50AM Fri, February 17 2012
@louie1401
Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Mary I think they are an eyesore - get rid of them.
9:52AM Fri, February 17 2012
@andreapinkstick
Nottinghamshire
totaly agree the only things they boost is a gamblers habbit
9:54AM Fri, February 17 2012
@SerenLuxe
Llandeilo Wales UK
Boost his Bank Balance more like!
9:54AM Fri, February 17 2012
@fliceverett
we have 3 on one high street in Sale- they are awful; tax on poor, ugly, intimidating and excluding.
9:55AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Tory_Irlam
Godalming, surrey, uk
the CEO would say that. I'd say they bring an area down and attract the 'wrong sort'!
9:56AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Flyanyways
Edinburgh
yehp, my highstreet is much the same. Along with several really unhealthy food chains!
9:56AM Fri, February 17 2012
@TreyEthanTyler
Cardiff, United Kingdom
they only boost gambling addictions and their own profits
9:57AM Fri, February 17 2012
@bowbell315
derbys
I disagree with him. There r too many betting shops, charity shops & estate agents. I live in a small town and we could have
9:57AM Fri, February 17 2012
@GemmWa
Woking is full of bookies and estate agents, all the main shops are in the mall and the town has lost its heart. Really sad.
9:58AM Fri, February 17 2012
@auntlelee
bangor co down
I heard that council was trying 2 get u 2 come 2 Bangor Co Down 2 try 2 sort the high st,true?
9:59AM Fri, February 17 2012
@crossborder
Glasgow, Scotland
def not, but then flogging more clothes doesn't either!
9:59AM Fri, February 17 2012
@yummyowls
Hexham/Manchester
Bookies provide somewhere to socialise, have a laugh, a few cups of tea and bond over a passion for sport. It is a community.
10:00AM Fri, February 17 2012
@kay_ran
I've noticed that since where I live has become more deprived, more betting shops have arisen.
10:01AM Fri, February 17 2012
@TheCornerHouse4
Dorking, Surrey
don't think they make a High Street look desirable..
10:02AM Fri, February 17 2012
@southyeofarm
well he would say that, wouldn't he....
10:02AM Fri, February 17 2012
@ianirwinsmyth
Coleraine
You want a shop that boosts a community? Check this place out thats OPENING this weekend #compassionfashion http://t.co/fC7Uv2rx
10:03AM Fri, February 17 2012
@OliPutland
England
Are you suggesting that betting shops are not the new Quaker meeting houses that they purported to be?
10:03AM Fri, February 17 2012
@teenologist
London
how can it boost the community when it encourages large groups of unemployed men to loiter and gamble away their benefits!
10:05AM Fri, February 17 2012
@NicolaLH
they boost communities' gambling habits. I think they should be restricted
10:06AM Fri, February 17 2012
@BirselMcCaleb
London, United Kingdom
Thank you, finally someone is saying NO to these awful betting shops! They should be removed from High Streets for good
10:07AM Fri, February 17 2012
@meoldchinatweet
London
boost communities! Ha! Our high street has numerous bookies & chicken shops... Mmm I'd say no added value!
10:09AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Spankymio
Dundee, Scotland, UK
they boost drunken sad singles commiserating indeed.
10:14AM Fri, February 17 2012
@PE_RussellE
Harrogate, UK
I'm with you Mary!
10:16AM Fri, February 17 2012
@hunterjonesvntg
Rye, East Sussex
...also, "boost communities"? Is he having a laugh?!!
10:18AM Fri, February 17 2012
@bimbler
they should remove them from pubs too!.. Although the leisure groups won't like losing the £1000 they each make per week
10:20AM Fri, February 17 2012
@CE_Fletcher
London
I'm with you. Betting shops do not improve communities at all. We need more REAL SHOPS. I'd love a local haberdashers.
10:22AM Fri, February 17 2012
@IBALL1977
NOTTINGHAM
you can always from a bermuda triangle between a bookies, the job centre & wetherspoons
They fund each other!
10:23AM Fri, February 17 2012
@jenmack1
UK
usually people betting money they don't have to spare only the betting shop wins. No wonder he wants more.
10:24AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Green_Boutique
St Albans
It's always good to have a mix of shops but I'm sure high st's can 'boost' communities successfully without more betting shops!
10:30AM Fri, February 17 2012
@NickEggleton
They boost his coffers...
10:30AM Fri, February 17 2012
@teamhoddo
somewhere in middle England
betting shops and machines don't boost communities; why does he think they do?
10:36AM Fri, February 17 2012
@rickyjagger
Kingston Upon Hull
what purpose does the library serve nowadays barring nostalgia value? There are much better ways to find info
10:37AM Fri, February 17 2012
@missyp1972
Brighton
more likely encourages people into becoming gambling addicts
10:37AM Fri, February 17 2012
@ForestBookshop
Coleford, Glouc...
Our District Council (Forest of Dean) are about to INTRODUCE parking charges!
10:39AM Fri, February 17 2012
@NameThatPlace
London
I can't believe he said that! Bookies suck the life out of communities like leeches! #omg #denial #hardface
10:41AM Fri, February 17 2012
@munch_bites
UK
that is so true just because things are bad it doesn't mean people need addiction thrown at them #sadstateofaffairs
10:43AM Fri, February 17 2012
@HeloEngineer
UK, Derbyshire
I think he's a twat!
10:50AM Fri, February 17 2012
@TDMargaret
We have 4 bookies. 2 bang next to each other.
10:53AM Fri, February 17 2012
@citycentreandy
Stirling, Scotland
Find the claim difficult to support. Minimum employment, no exchange for goods that provide local economic multipliers
10:54AM Fri, February 17 2012
@whatatweet
Punters prefer being at a bookies in person, rather than sitting alone online gambling. Surely a sign of wanting to belong?
10:55AM Fri, February 17 2012
@taichipaul
Aylesbury
Dad said give me a fiver son, tried to set light to it! I stopped him he said "if (cont) http://t.co/l9hU1xMZ
10:55AM Fri, February 17 2012
@RebeccaStirrup
the gov make far too much money from bookies to agree this, look the way they are trying to force the offshore companies back!
10:58AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Smear_Campaign
51.526786,-0.20...
betting shops will be empty shop units of the future as it moves further online
11:11AM Fri, February 17 2012
@bookiegirl28
Betting shops are fine. They are not MAKING people go in. Its called self control.
11:15AM Fri, February 17 2012
@TDMargaret
At this time of the year, the ones in our high street are full of people who just want to keep out of the cold. Free day out.
11:15AM Fri, February 17 2012
@alexiwitch
how do they boost societies? Seems to me that all they do is give false hope to the people that have no cash in the 1st place!
11:15AM Fri, February 17 2012
@charlottedry
I would have thought they drain communities of money and the will to live...!
11:17AM Fri, February 17 2012
@runningtucker
Suffolk, England
No coincidence that they sprout up in the poorer areas praying on the desparate i wholeheartedly agree with you Mary, too many!
11:17AM Fri, February 17 2012
@alisonwhitepoet
there is nothing 'community' about gambling or gambling addiction.
11:25AM Fri, February 17 2012
@ThatDubaiSite
UK & Dubai
Yes but what type of community? . This is Not what our high streets are lacking!
11:45AM Fri, February 17 2012
@cosec_martin
Midlands, UK
maybe if punters spend all their winnings in the local community - not likely!
11:47AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Cloe_Hedger
Buckinghamshire...
I think they should all go.
11:51AM Fri, February 17 2012
@Cathryn685
how can any shop you can't see into boost anything? I always speed up to get past them
11:56AM Fri, February 17 2012
@bebebunting
Herts
- Can't say that I have ever seen many community types in Ladbrokes or arcades!!
12:03PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Bramble_Jelly
London
No way, I find the worse off the area the more Betting shops you have. Also, aren't we supposed to discourage gambling?
12:06PM Fri, February 17 2012
@NickLake
ÜT: 51.582801,0...
Earlier this week, head of the gambling trade assoc said "betting shops are the hub of many communities". Oh dear!
12:19PM Fri, February 17 2012
@RichardAylwin
London, England
of course we need books but I hear shades of 'nanny state' creeping back in again. I
12:41PM Fri, February 17 2012
@RichardAylwin
London, England
and that's from someone who fully utilises his local library
12:42PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Eviepopsmummy
Nottingham
more like boost their bank balance #liningtheirownpockets
12:53PM Fri, February 17 2012
@graynglyn
I think betting shops add as much interest & culture to the high St as cash for gold and cash credit shops do!
1:03PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Graham_Halcyon
LONDON
now the smoking is not contained it spoils the pavement too!
1:26PM Fri, February 17 2012
@MBLondon
London
No to the CEO.City hi streets could do w'out betting shops, the Internet might sort that one. More cafes, meeting spots needed.
1:30PM Fri, February 17 2012
@andylewthwaite
Brighouse
totally agree !! There are 4 betting shops in my town and little else its shocking
1:42PM Fri, February 17 2012
@nikkilowlums
do you think we need more independent shops not chain stores selling the same stuff?!
1:47PM Fri, February 17 2012
@This_Country
In London, tutting.
I think he's talking out of his arse. They're parasites, basically.
2:31PM Fri, February 17 2012
@HatPiece
Northampton. UK
No boost to my community, eye sore in my opinion and should be limited in numbers in most town centres
2:40PM Fri, February 17 2012
@hattherapy
Hebden Bridge West Yorkshire.
Their bottom line more like.!
2:40PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Kaybe81
Liverpool, UK
they boost communities getting into debt and becoming addicted.
2:47PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Cyrilmonkey
london
sounds like a man making alot if money
2:51PM Fri, February 17 2012
@BirselMcCaleb
London, United Kingdom
done :-)
2:52PM Fri, February 17 2012
@sarahKirkwood
Halifax, West Yorkshire
absolutely agree, it is awful and dare I say Charity shops to they are everywhere and make shopping centres appear like slums!
3:02PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Juless1965
nottingham
i think there are too many of them encouraging people to gamble
3:09PM Fri, February 17 2012
@marmitemania
I say they make your area look cheap and do nothing for the community ..
3:29PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Josdigger
kenmare, co. kerry
rubbish, they boost their bottom line
4:17PM Fri, February 17 2012
@helen_southgate
Norwich
totally agree. Betting shop next to my shop, has caused all sorts of problems, very untidy!
4:17PM Fri, February 17 2012
@Peemartin
peterborough
how many of these places do we really need? How can they build communities when they only seem to house groups of men?
5:51PM Fri, February 17 2012
@emmietalboys
Hereford, UK
I agree with you betting shops should not be on the high street or next to local shops...
6:02PM Fri, February 17 2012
@StuVoss
Newmarket, Suffolk
I live in Newmarket, and we have 12 betting shops! Check out this article, Mary. http://t.co/3w3Zzalr What do you think?!
6:05PM Fri, February 17 2012
@fliceverett
thankyou; done it.
7:17PM Fri, February 17 2012
@merchantrader
and have people sitting at home gambling on the internet i.e not visiting the high street at all ?
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