for two packs of sweets at a store selling American candy while shopping on the British capital’s renowned retail avenue, Oxford Street — prompting a police raid that uncovered 80,000 pounds ...

For a while now, visitors to Oxford Street have been asking the same question: What is it with all these American candy stores? From American Candy World to American Candy Land to Candy Surprise ...

Tourists who were charged £900 for two packets of sweets led police to discover the largest haul of fake and unsafe goods to have ever been seized from a shop on Oxford Street. The visitors were ...

Illegal sweets, cereal, snacks and drinks that were on sale at an American-style candy store on Oxford Street are due to be incinerated because they contain potentially harmful ingredients banned ...

London has been blighted by American candy stores since ... The number of candy and souvenir stores on Oxford Street has fallen from 40 during the pandemic to 18 in March.

The crackdown on Oxford Street's candy stores appears to be working after ... They have been working with Trading Standards on a probe into the 'American-style' shops amid allegations some have ...

Police raided an American candy store on Oxford Street after it charged tourists £900 for sweets and discovered a secret underground tunnel with thousands of alleged counterfeit items.

More than 600 items for sale at an Oxford Street candy shop have been incinerated after a Trading Standards raid. The central London store had American cereal, crisps and fizzy drinks seized by We ...

An Oxford Street candy shop has been punished for ... High streets up and down the UK have been blighted by murky American candy stores. In June 2022, there were a series of raids by Westminster ...

Westminster City Council has admitted that the American candy shops on London’s Oxford Street will likely never pay their £7.9 million tax bill. More than £474,000 of counterfeit and illegal ...

American candy stores up and down one of Europe ... thread explaining the sheer quantity uncovered in London’s Oxford Street by trading standards officers. Approximately 2,246 counterfeit ...