It's been a six-month David and Goliath fight – and now there's quiet celebration on the proudly independent Devon high street as coffee giant decides to bow out Friday was market day in Totnes and in spite of the rain the streets were teeming. The fishmongers, the soap makers and the bakers were doing a brisk trade and the high street's three butcher's shops were packed. The small Devon town of 8,500 people has never really been in the headlines in its near 1,000-year history. The Norman...
It's been a six-month David and Goliath fight – and now there's quiet celebration on the proudly independent Devon high street as coffee giant decides to bow out Friday was market day in Totnes and in spite of the rain the streets were teeming. The fishmongers, the soap makers and the bakers were doing a brisk trade and the high street's three butcher's shops were packed. The small Devon town of 8,500 people has never really been in the headlines in its near 1,000-year history. The Norman...
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