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Footfall in some towns is expected to reach upwards of 10,000. Alamy Stock Photo

Poll: Will you be shopping in the St Stephen's Day sales today?

Some retailers have cut prices by as much as 50% this year.

STORES AROUND THE country open their doors again today with their major annual sales for St Stephen’s Day.

Retailers have cut their prices today – some as much as 50% – as footfall in the country’s major shopping districts is expected to reach over 10,000 in some towns.

This comes as serial clothes shoppers are set to be targeted in new sustainability campaign next year.

So today, we want to know… Will you be shopping in the St Stephen’s Day sales today?


Poll Results:

No, I never shop during the sales (9831)
No, but I usually do (1298)
No opinion/Don't Know (736)
Yes, I never miss the sales (385)
Yes, but I usually don't (343)

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