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criminal activity on UK High Streets. From Bideford in Devon, to Great Yarmouth in Norfolk
UK government told us it was establishing a new task force to strengthen the response to illegality on High Streets and money laundering - including 120 new Trading Standards apprentices - supported by £10m a year
UK each year, with £1bn laundered through high street businesses such as mini-marts, barber shops, vape stores and sweet shops. Some businesses are also connected to the sale of fake goods, tax evasion, illegal
UK.](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckgevynly99o) In November last year, we [exposed asylum seekers buying and selling High Street mini marts for cash,](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0mx99ple17o) criminal [kingpins erasing £60,000 illegal working fines,](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce3kevkl3pdo)
UK during an operation last year. Research from the Centre for Cities points to Cambridge, York, Edinburgh and Manchester as relative success stories. But this reflects another problem: inequality, because it tends to be places
Street, which has seen four shops close in as many months, mean that local community radio station Sheppey FM is struggling for money. Founded in 2012, its ethos is to provide opportunities to local disadvantaged
streets alone for about five miles when she was honked at, wolf-whistled and was so frightened she hid for a while in undergrowth. “I’m so scared,” she texted her sleeping boyfriend