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Start-up ends high street service

A start-up that invited councils to create ‘virtual high streets’ allowing residents to order from local businesses has ended the service.

By Chris Mahony | 05 April 2022

A start-up that invited councils to create ‘virtual high streets' allowing residents to order from local businesses has ended the service.

At least five councils, identified by The MJ, paid up to £60,000 each to Click It Local to create websites.

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