Why not just live and let live
Published:
1:02 PM April 15, 2010
Updated:
10:45 PM November 6, 2020
With reference to your article, It s a Fishy Business in the Budleigh Journal (April 8). I buy fish from boats on the beach; I also buy from the fishmonger.
With reference to your article, 'It's a Fishy Business' in the Budleigh Journal (April 8).
I buy fish from boats on the beach; I also buy from the fishmonger. I buy produce at the monthly Farmers' Market, but I also use the local shops on a regular basis.
I would suggest that Mr England has more to fear from the supermarket than from someone who occasionally sells fish on the beach.
A monopoly means that the sole supplier can charge what he likes.
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For goodness sake, why not live and let live!
L Chard,
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