Convenience store, Crofthead
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Convenience store, Crofthead
Image: © Richard Webb Taken: 9 May 2006
I hope this becomes a historic supplemental. In a sprawling new town like Livingston, banks may be far from the shops and houses (the excellent Almondvale Centre is well provided for) Getting cash means using an ATM which are conveniently placed in local shops - only they charge, and heavily. OK but remember that benefits are now paid into bank accounts. Guess which income level pays the most in charges. In 2006 some machines in England were imposing a limit on the cash that could be withdrawn - that way folk pay the charges over and over again.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.875001
Longitude
-3.524714