Here’s what’s happening on Which? Conversation and around which.co.uk during the week of 19 July.
Welcome to another week on Which? Conversation on the day that almost all lockdown restrictions are removed in England, and Scotland moves to ‘Level 0’.
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Last week
Thank you to everyone who got involved with our latest Which? Conversation event on supermarkets – as always it was great to see questions and debate taking place with our expert.
The debate around wearing refurbished shoes also looks like it’s one that’ll run and run (sorry). You can still join in with that one here.
This week
It’s a busy one this week as we discuss the aforementioned reopening in England and Scotland. How do you feel about restrictions lifting? Let us know here.
We’ll also hear the latest from our Freedom to Pay campaign, discuss how to run your home efficiently, and keep on top of the latest scams.
Thursday is event day, with Alex, Phil and Emilie from our Which? Trusted Traders team joining us live from 2pm. Make sure you leave them a question in advance here.
At the polls
With the big news of the week being the further relaxation of restrictions, we’re asking how you’re feeling
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How’s your week shaping up? What’s in the news that you’d like to discuss this week?
Let us know in the comments.
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