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Poll results: Thrifty readers avoid the High Street
We reported yesterday that UK retailers suffered their worst fall in sales in at least 16 years in March.
We asked bdaily readers if they had cut back on high street spending and buying non-essentials, with a huge majority of 91.4% answering ‘yes’.
With the impending bank holidays and national wedding celebrations, perhaps this figure would be different had we asked it next month.
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This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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