The Sunday Trading Laws threw up its own anomalies though. You could buy the News of the World and a Playboy magazine, but it was against the law to buy the Holy Bible.Julie2owlsdene wrote:Let's not forget that Sunday was actually 'the day of rest'. People walked in the park, walked in the country side, listened to bands. There was no shops open. If you ran out of anything it was your fault for not remembering to buy it the day before, when on Saturdays, everyone would go into the town to shop.
