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We live in an increasingly 24/7 society. I can buy a pint of milk at 2am or order CDs online in my pyjamas. So why can't I go shopping whenever I want?

We don't want to tell people how to live their lives, but we do believe there need to be some limits to protect the things that matter most.

Here are five reasons to keep Sunday special: For a more detailed argument see our submission to the DTI for the Government's consultation in 2006 on the costs and benefits of deregulating trading hours.

Why not start here: Protecting Relationships





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Latest News

KSS welcomes Parisian rejection of a ‘world where consumerism reigns supreme’

08-Jun-2010

June 7, Paris. A campaign by department stores to open every Sunday was defeated by the city council.
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Conservative Party spokesman goes on the record

04-May-2010

KSS notices that Nick Herbert MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, has made an important statement: "We have no plans to change Sunday trading laws."
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KSS welcomes Usdaw's response to ACS poll

14-Apr-2010

Bravo for Usdaw General Secretary John Hannett who said: "This poll shows that the majority of the public support Usdaw members in wanting Sunday to be a day for family and relaxation.”
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Press Release: Public say ‘NO’ to more sunday trading

08-Apr-2010

The Association of Convenience Stores published consumer poll result showing that Sunday trading liberalisation is opposed by 89% of the public.
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KSS in Brussels, March 24th 2010

26-Mar-2010

Remarks to the first Work-free Sunday Campaign conference organised by Thomas Mann MEP. See also the 'European Conference' section of the KSS website.
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Keep Sunday Special
is a campaign of
Relationships Foundation
A registered charity no. 1106460