Tesco van on the pavement
Here is an example of Tesco’s current level of regard for pedestrians and other users of Mill Road. Is this the future for Mill Road?
Tesco van unloading illegally on the pavement.
the No Mill Road Tesco Campaign
Campaigning against Tesco's presence in the creative and cultural heart of Cambridge.
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- Tesco’s new application (summer 2008): Grounds for Objection
- Grounds for objection (2007 applications)
- Comments on revised delivery proposals
- Objection: Planning Application ref 07/0811/FUL
- Objection: Planning Application ref 07/0809/ADV
- Comments on the planning officers’ report
- Open letter to Councillors
- Highway Authority comments to the City Council on the Tesco application
- Response to the Planning Officer’s supplementary report document of 14 January 2008
- Comments on the planning officers’ report for application 07/0809/ADV (the signage application)
- Comments on the planning officers’ report for application 08/0099/FUL
- Speech to the East Area Committee, July 2008
- Tesco admits servicing via the ‘loop’ would be dangerous
- Posters/leaflets
- Resources
- Why should you support the No Mill Road Tesco Campaign?
- Shopping basket comparison
- Facts and figures
- Key points from the Competition Commission report
- Frequently asked questions: clearing up misconceptions
- Traders’ quotes
- Vitality and Viability
- Deliveries to the Tesco Express, High St, Chesterton
- Councillors: code of practice regarding planning applications
- Tesco issues: more general coverage
- Deliveries to A1 business premises on Mill Road
- Tesco Express refusals – some previous cases
- Tesco’s retrospective planning application habit
- Photo booklet
- Monitoring of Tesco Express in Cherry Hinton
- FAQs about Tesco losing the planning decision (March 2008)
- Maps of Tesco stores and local food stores
- Tesco’s plans for deliveries to the site
- Tesco Refused Permission for Express Stores: It Can Be Done!
- Take action!
- Timeline
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Days that Tesco were kept out of Mill Road:
665
(Counted from first East Area Committee date)Money kept in the community:
£4.6m
of lost turnover Pages
- Contacts
- E-mail list
- FAQs
- Newsletter
- Petition
- Planning applications
- Comments on revised delivery proposals
- Comments on the planning officers’ report
- Comments on the planning officers’ report for application 07/0809/ADV (the signage application)
- Comments on the planning officers’ report for application 08/0099/FUL
- Grounds for objection (2007 applications)
- Highway Authority comments to the City Council on the Tesco application
- Objection: Planning Application ref 07/0809/ADV
- Objection: Planning Application ref 07/0811/FUL
- Open letter to Councillors
- Response to the Planning Officer’s supplementary report document of 14 January 2008
- Speech to the East Area Committee, July 2008
- Tesco admits servicing via the ‘loop’ would be dangerous
- Tesco’s new application (summer 2008): Grounds for Objection
- Posters/leaflets
- Resources
- Councillors: code of practice regarding planning applications
- Deliveries to A1 business premises on Mill Road
- Deliveries to the Tesco Express, High St, Chesterton
- Facts and figures
- FAQs about Tesco losing the planning decision (March 2008)
- Frequently asked questions: clearing up misconceptions
- Key points from the Competition Commission report
- Maps of Tesco stores and local food stores
- Monitoring of Tesco Express in Cherry Hinton
- Photo booklet
- Shopping basket comparison
- Tesco Express refusals – some previous cases
- Tesco issues: more general coverage
- Tesco Refused Permission for Express Stores: It Can Be Done!
- Tesco’s plans for deliveries to the site
- Tesco’s retrospective planning application habit
- Traders’ quotes
- Vitality and Viability
- Why should you support the No Mill Road Tesco Campaign?
- Take action!
- Timeline
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