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  1. Now I like a bet like lots of people,but all this expansion of the Betting Industry at such severe economic times really pisses me off.You can't even watch a football match on the telly without being bombarded with odds at the half time adverts.When I was young(a long time ago) there was possibly one betting shop on each high street,and a new one was only allowed to open when an old one closed down ,and that Licence was transferred. Now they are everywhere,usually in poorer neighbourhoods.They said The National Lottery was a tax on poverty, a ticket to escape from despair. It's sad to see such de-regulation, but while you have a Government that looks after their big business mates and bankers( and allowing rogue Companies to charge 1000's of % Interest on loans to desperate people) things are never going to change.
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