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Success in the fight against the ‘Red Tape Challenge’

12-Jun-2011

The Keep Sunday Special campaign welcomes the news that an overwhelming majority – 80 per cent – of those who responded to the government's recent 'Red Tape Challenge’ were in favour of not extending Sunday opening hours.
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Keep Sun-play Special

04-Jun-2011

At the close of National Family Week, Keep Sunday Special is adding its support to the call for quieter streets on Sundays. Reducing traffic on residential roads and high streets on Sunday has the potential to strengthen communities, support child health...
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Keeping Sunday Special in Northern Ireland

18-Jan-2011

KSS notes with concern that Alex Attwood, the Social Development Minister in the Northern Ireland Executive, has just published a discussion paper outlining options for easing the current restrictions on Sunday opening of large shops in Northern Ireland.
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