Brits Are Paying For £15 Hog Roast Rolls In A Cost Of Christmas Crisis: Revision history

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26 March 2024

  • curprev 15:0615:06, 26 March 2024‎ OtiliaAkf144 talk contribs‎ 12,665 bytes +12,665‎ Created page with "Cash strapped Britons across the UK have reported being charged sky-high prices for drinks and food Christmas markets including £15 hog roast rolls and £12 chips helping some stall owners 'earn over £80,000 in just two months'. <br><br>Residents in Newcastle, Liverpool, Manchester and Nottingham have all reported seeing the cost of their annual trip to their local market soar this year in an un-festive continuation of the cost of living crisis. <br><br>Visitors to..."
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