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Let us hope that this is the beginning of the end of our antiquated Sunday shopping laws.
What gives James Lowman the right to try and dictate to the people of Britain what they can and cannot do on a Sunday?
Firstly it was The Church saying that we should "Keep Sunday Special" in an attempt to stem their dwindling congregations.
Now it is Mr Lowman telling us that the restrictive shopping hours should remain because Sunday is an important and distinctive day of the week, when he clearly means that we should all be forced to use one of his members shops after 4.00pm.
Sunday is important because it is the one day of the week when we can all spend our leisure time doing whatever we please and that Mr Lowman includes shopping at our favourite stores at a time that suits us!