Sunday Trading: Better Abolished Than Relaxed
Recently, the Government proposed increasing Sunday trading hours, allegedly to appease large businesses facing a tax hike.
However, due to public outcry, the Government has backed down, indicating it was merely "flying a kite" to gauge opinions.
By Angus Saul, Head of Communications
The current rule remains: large retailers and supermarkets can open for no more than six consecutive hours on Sundays.
As Christians, we support the concept of a day of rest and oppose compulsory Sunday work.
Author's summary: Sunday trading hours remain unchanged.
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