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The Retail Strategy for Scotland – Launch Day Questions to the Minister

Posted on April 7, 2022 by Leigh Sparks

As noted in my previous post, on the 24th March the Scottish Government published its Retail Strategy for Scotland and the Minister Tom Arthur MSP launched it in Parliament that afternoon.  The Strategy can be downloaded here and the Ministerial … Continue reading →

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