Tesco advertising half-price wine on Mill Road
Why are Tesco advertising half-price wine on Mill Road, an area with a known with an alcohol problem, when they were refused a license to sell alcohol?
Archive for 27th January 2010
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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