Letter: Booming

Mark Evans
Saturday 17 September 1994 23:02 BST
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IN HIS new bestseller Twelve Red Herrings, describing the shopping spree of a wealthy socialite, Jeffrey Archer writes: 'She began to work her way steadily down the other side of the street, stopping at Bentley's where it appeared that they hadn't sold anything since last year.' Mischievous nonsense] Business is booming at Bentley's. Lord Archer may be having a bit of light-hearted fun but traders beware. We may be a nation of shopkeepers pulling out of a recession but with Tory friends like Archer, who needs enemies?

Mark Evans

Managing Director

Bentley & Co

London W1

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