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Shops in stations are catering for people in a hurry who want/need to buy things they haven't had the forethought/time/inclination to buy before they got to the station. Therefore the shops have a captive market, and I imagine can charge whatever they think said captive market will pay, at least for things which don't have a set price marked on them, like magazines. It is also possible that their overheads like rent are greater in a station, though I have absolutely no idea about that. I'm a bit surprised if M&S are charging more in stations though? I bought a filled baguette at the small M&S upstairs at London Bridge on Sunday because I didn't have time for breakfast, and it didn't seem any more expensive than I have previously paid at M&S food stores elsewhere? -
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No Flies are often recommended on here. I have never used them and have no connection with them, but going by the glowing recommendations they would be my first port of call if I was thinking of selling. To the best of my knowledge they are an independent estate agent and not part of a chain. https://no-flies.co.uk/
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In deed he is so deserving of the Novel Peace Prize and should annex Norway in retaliation. And Scotland. Obviously it is interesting hearing different views but prey give me the evidence why he is so wonderful @marco130 Do you not agree with TACO?
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