Those of us with Sterling- based incomes are therefore hit with a double whammy.
Unfair advantage isn’t it, or is it exploitation?
Pieter VAN HEERDEN, Lot
Euro rip-off?
Has anyone noticed that despite the GBP/EUR rate dropping by more than 20%, there has been no adjustment to the price of British sourced products at the shops.
30 September 2017 13:57
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