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Jordan Sullivan is the head of economic policy at the Startup Coalition

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  • Dear government: Ecommerce isn’t killing the high street, rigid thinking is

    To revitalise the high street, the government needs to stop thinking as ecommerce as the enemy, writes Jordan Sullivan.

    GILLINGHAM, ENGLAND - MAY 23: A general view down Gillingham high street after Deputy Leader Angela Rayner and Labour Leader Keir Starmer launched their election campaign at Gillingham football club on May 23, 2024 in Gillingham, England. Yesterday British Prime Minister Sunak unexpectedly announced a UK general election for 4 July. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

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