it's a bank holiday weekend for the second time in two weeks
For the second time in two weeks, it's a bank holiday weekend. For many of us, that will mean a chance to relax and enjoy another three days off work.
For those working in retail or supermarkets, that will mean some long shifts as they attempt to keep up with demand. But there are calls for that to change.Any shops over 280 square metres can only open for six consecutive hours between 10am and 6pm on Sundays. But the only bank holidays they must close by law are Easter Sunday and Christmas Day.
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