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Plans are being set out to make it legal for market stalls, shops and supermarkets to sell their goods using only ‘imperial measures’, such as pounds and ounces. Do you support or oppose this plan? Published on 17 September 2021 → Survey conducted on 17 September 2021 on 4535 GB adults
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