How to object to Tesco's in North Street?
From:
Tess Green
Date:
May 04 16:08 UTC
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We could definitely build up a good case for Tescos NOT to have a
drinks licence. There have been many complaints about drunken
behaviour in the area and local residents are particularly concerned
about young drinkers drinking in the alley ways near the Tescos site
already. When the Green Party did a survey of public attitudes to an
increase in the number of licensed outlets in the area a year or more
ago, the results were mixed but people then were thinking about the
Cafe/Bars which most people like, rather than off sales, which are
often seen as creating problems. Local pubs and bars fear the unfair
competition from the large supermarkets as much as fresh food outlets
do. Perhaps we need to start a petition against Tescos and in
particular against more off -licence sales. Tess
On 25 Apr 2008, at 02:13, Debbie Harris wrote:
> So... I gather they will have to apply for a liquor
> licence to sell drink, and another licence to sell hot
> food if they want to, as well as the signage licence.
>
> Perhaps there are grounds to object about the liquor
> license, seeing as there are many alcohol outlets in
> the area already? If this was a valid objection and
> succeeded, I'm sure it would be pretty off-putting to
> Tesco's, as that would preclude all the flat-dwelling
> customers they seem to be after nipping to the shop
> for supper ingredients and a bottle of wine.
>
> Quite interesting that the developer is saying because
> it was a tricky development they needed Tesco's money!
> Perhaps it's because they are building those small
> flats which seem to be the ones hurtling down in value
> at the moment...
>
>
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