Brits are once again facing the last-minute Christmas shopping rush, with ailing high streets struggling to attract shoppers who now prefer online shopping. Iconic stores like Woolworths and Debenhams have closed, leaving town centers deserted and full of boarded-up shops. Despite nostalgic photos from the 1980s and 1990s showing bustling crowds, recent images reveal a stark contrast with deserted shopping centers like Evesham, prompting concerns about the future of traditional retail spaces in the UK.
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