[arista]

[Hairdressers are following in the footsteps
of publicans by banning Labour MPs
over what they are calling the
Government's business rates betrayal.

More than 1,000 pubs have already barred
the party's parliamentarians
from their premises in a growing backlash
against Rachel Reeves' Budget.

Now barbers and salons are doing the same.
Firms are fuming after the Chancellor promised
to pay for a reduction in bills
for smaller firms by hiking taxes on
larger properties to 'level the playing field
between the high street and online giants'.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-betrayal.html

[Ray.]

Strange but pleasant surprise to see British people finally tapping into and exercising that social power. You don't often see that.

[joeysteele]

Barbers ???

I'm sick to death of seeing empty former shop buildings on high streets now being opened as barbers???
One main street I drive down had 7 barber shops.
2 are totally new openings only in the last few months.

They must be raking it in!!!!

[Holly Christmas]

Originally Posted by Ray.

Strange but pleasant surprise to see British people finally tapping into and exercising that social power. You don't often see that.

Yes Ray. More industries should start doing this. Send Labour a strong message. Bunch of scumbags.

[joeysteele]

Anyhow there's loads of hairdressers, even mobile ones in Westminster area
Plenty of choices.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Anyhow there's loads of hairdressers, even mobile ones in Westminster area
Plenty of choices.

You still supporting this disgusting government?

Wow

[emseateng2014]

maybe the uk barbers and hairdressers does not want mp members of the labor party to start brawls at barber shops and hair dressers stores with other uk politcial parties and its mp members like from that uk trumpers group reform uk and from the uk republican party aka the uk conservative party