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Store plan hangs in balance - Worcester News
Friday, 10 December 2010
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Pop the corks folks!!!
Yesco 0 - 2 Tesno
Failed again maybe now they will stay away.
nonsense
burford here we come
tesno the grin will be taken from your faces you b***ards
No one can win against the mighty tesno
A49 Here you come Yesco
Yea you can use the a49 to get to the Ludlow tesco.
Oh and why would they build a tesco for Tenbury on the a49? It doesn't go through Tenbury.
Great news but I'd urge caution - even if MHDC have recommended to refuse - there's still a few skirmishes left yet I suspect..
Thankfully though MHDC have carefully weighed-up the points/issues and bravely decided again that Tesco's application still doesn't make any sense on a number of counts.
That's now twice that MHDC have very clearly said that the RBB building is too important to the Tenbury Conservation area and shouldn't be touched.
they can appeal and win and the council tax payer will be hit hard
Yesco you can all stop crying and start shopping local instead of getting ripped off in Ludlow or Kidderminster.
maybe mr anon is a hyprocric and is one of the tesno wallies that shops in big stores and try to say that he shop locally maybe he is a lib dem .
professional liar
all because the council might take a hit on appeal it still doesnt make it right that tenbury's shops should have to suffer a tesco
Of course it isn't the Council that takes the hit it's us the Council Tax payers, but hopefully it wont come to that as the Refusal report would seem to be robust enough to withstand an appeal.
Actually I do shop local never shop in the big supermarkets the customer service is rubbish I like friendly staff like the ones you get in Tenbury.
Ahh well looks like I get to continue shopping out of town.
No need to shop in big stores ,everything you need is in Tenbury .You may have to do a bit of walking but so what it keeps you fit.
Yesco R.I.P
People say it takes "too long" shopping in Tenbury because walking between the shops takes 10 or 15 minutes. But it takes 40 minutes to drive to Ludlow and back - and you need to buy/tax/insure/fuel/service a car. Tesco may be cheaper, but the difference isn't enough to fund a weekly 20 mile round trip,let alone justify so much wasted time. And the damage to the environment!
Keep it local and shop local. Listen to the big White banner as you come out of Bromyard road
Sounds like the beginnings of a 'Transition Tenbury' group to me..
TENBURY DID HAVE EVERYTHINGS YEARS AGO THIS PROVES TENBURY IS DIEING SO TESNO YOU ARE THE ONES THAT ARE THE DESTROYERS
what don't they have now then that they had years ago?
Anyone tell me where I can rent or buy films, music ebooks outside of 9-5 office hours, if not I've got to go out of town anyway
Yes I can
LoveFilm.com
Handkerchiefs buy one get one free in Tescos ,an ideal christmas presents for the Yesco people.
"Keep it local and shop local. Listen to the big White banner as you come out of Bromyard road" - actually, that banner has been there too long and looks a mess. It would have more impact if it was removed, cleaned, and re-erected sometime next year.
Stop getting paranoid about a "shop local sign" ,at least it's better than a huge illuminated ugly Tesco sign.
The state of the banner shouldn't have an impact whether to shop local. It just proves people don't lome supporting their town and rather be another tesco town.
The recommendation to refuse Tesco is a huge boost for Tenbury. Now lets chase off Tesco once and for all.
I think I'll bow out of further contributions on this particular blog. Not much point, I think, trying to have a rational and sensible conversation with contributors whose main objective is to be simply abusive.
Ian is right, the banner is a mess!
Mess or not. It should't effect the fact that you should shop local!
Shop in tenbury keep Tenbury alive.
Shop outside tenbury it will kill tenbury
Let Tesco in tenbury Tenbury will die.
This is a HUGE BOOST FOR TENBURY that MHDC has recommended refusal now lets utilise this and keep tenbury alive.
I tend to agree. To leave a temporary banner in place for over a year shows a lack of interest from the Chamber of Trade. Much better that it is in place for a few weeks/months then moved to a new location. After a while it is little more than litter.
Its not litter. You need more than one. One at each entrance to the town. Lack of respect to the banner shows that people dont care about the town. How is it litter? Its not laying on the floor flapping in the wind is it? No! Gep behind Tenbury and shop local. LIKE IT SAYS!
shop local why
cant shop local on saturday afternoon most shops are shut
and it to expensive
are u stupid or what
Shop local during the week
Go earlier on Saturday. Don;t be so lazy staying in bed and GO EARLIER.
Stupid? Now people are getting personal
After reading some comments by 'anonymous' on the whole Tesco matter why is he so worried if Tesco does indeed come to tenbury by the sounds of his unlazy loyality to shoping local he will beable to keep the whole of Tenbury in biz just by himself....
"Shop local during the week"
So that'd be co-op, spar or nisa if you work for a living, all of which are national chains....
"Tenbury is a market town not a supermarket town" but only if you conveniently forget the current store that is a supermarket........
But Mr Longbeard if your going to criticise that why did you mis out the point where I said
GO EARLIER IN THE DAY ON SATURDAY.
Is it because its true you could go earlier in the day but people are just lazy and stay in bed til 3 in the afternoon?
There's a local store that refers to itself as a 'Supermarket' [which by local scale probably seems like one] but by UK national standards I wonder if it still fits the classification? There seems to be a number of slight variations in classification but this [below] seems to be about the norm:
Supermarket: Self-service store selling mainly food with a gross trading floorspace of between 500 and 2,500 square metres.
www.southampton.gov.uk/s-environment/policy/localplanreview/planreview-textinweb/glossary.aspx
I agree with Ian. Certain "anonymous" people are becoming aggressive on this blog" - eg I take offensive at being called a b***ard - wouldn't say it to my face would you? It's just become a personal battle against some not very nice people so you can "stuff it". Not everything gets posted so I was surprised to see the anonymous aggressive comment. Perhaps someone is revelling in it. I think it will just cause more of a breakdown of community spirit that I thought we had - not so apparently - how naive am I? You won't hear from me again - I think everyone should do the same because it's gone past an intelligent debate.
I guess the vast majority of people shop across a wide range of retailers and places. They mix local shopping, with shopping in the places they visit or are working and also on-line.
Some of the local shops are owned by national companies, or by people who have more than one shop. Many of the shop keepers don't live in Tenbury, and don't shop in Tenbury.
They use a mix of local and national suppliers.
Thankfully, in England there is no restriction on where you shop. Of course the Chamber of Trade and the Shop Keepers want you to shop locally, why wouldn't they?
Not everyone shops on price alone, they mix in convenience, availability, quality & service.
I don't think I have bought anything from Tesco this December, but last December I did, because I was working in Worcester a lot of the time.
hope tenbury goes under you are all to faced .B******* (Moderated)
Some one is angry because we (tesno) has saved the town.
I don't think it is a matter of winners or losers. The planning officer has recommended refusal on "technical" planning grounds.
The plan wasn't right for the site and therefore failed to be recommended.
The level of support or otherwise for the developers client, didn't come into play.
I think it's just some sore losers really.
Yesco you are a disgrace to your town, 332 members and nobody had the time to put a few signs around the town in support of Tesco. Just shows how much you wanted them.
"But Mr Longbeard if your going to criticise that why did you mis out the point where I said
GO EARLIER IN THE DAY ON SATURDAY."
Not criticising anyone old bean, I didn't pick up on it because to a small degree the sentiment, if not the way it was delivered, has a small grain of truth to it.
I personally think shopping at the weekend is to be avoided, it's family time, chores around the house time, time to catch up with friends after the working week time.
I choose to buy my meat locally from the local supermarket, and manage to do this during the week, everything else unless an emergency comes form out of town because it is more convenient for me.
Whilst shopping locally and keeping the small guys up and running are fine fine sentiments to be applauded lets not forget they are here to serve us, not the other way around. Which reminds me I've not been to the sweet shop lately, must pop in tomorrow
Mr longbeard if you work all week when do you do your shopping?
If it's time for the family take them with you.
I tend to agree with folks who are concerned that the aggressive gestures are getting a little too overt on here.
Discussion and debate [re Tesco] is surely about putting reasoned arguments across 'for' or 'against' something?
Saying "hope tenbury goes under you are all to faced .B*******" surely doesn't count as discussion or debate - it's just a 'red mist' rant..
I'm sure that I'll get a rant in reply but -unless there's any valid arguments in it- I really can't see what the point of it would be or indeed who'd really listen.
It is a shame that this blog has been hijacked by one or two people (fairly obvious people)who wish to just be abusive.
If Tesco gives up on the application I hope that all the passion by the 'No' camp could be directed to finding a use for the cattle market site that will truly benefit the town. It will be interesting to see which of these people will pursue this and which will give up, claim victory for the town and sit by while the site slides further into dereliction.
Personally I think I can fairly confidently say that there are many in the 'no' camp who'd relish a chance to discuss how this site could really benefit the community in a blended way..
I'd hope that it'd be a debate that all who either live in/shop in/visit the town would be invited to contribute to and that a set of feasible and costed options come out of this process that could then be voted on..
The presently-titled 'TesNO' group could make available a range of resources to help promote this debate/disseminate info.
get everthing in tenbury what a load of rubbish .where can you buy childrens clothes ,cds,dvds,baby milk only one sort in tenbury etc etc so what a load of rubbish when you say you can buy everthing in tenbury. and wheres the shop that sell teneage clothes and shoes.why dont you admit it tenbury is for old people.
Why do you need lots of types of baby milk? If the baby is fed naturally it only gets one type.
Even if the shops were in Tenbury that sold what you wanted ,you would still moan that you could get it 5p cheaper at Tesco
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not every mother cant feed there baby naturally.
tesco will come.
They are already in Tenbury - I see their home delivery service vehicles at least four times a day .
tesco will come now one main supermarket in the town is closing
Keep dreaming !!!
keep dreaming yes i will because tesco is coming.
Tesco isnt coming they were refused.
im telling you tesco will come
Yes but not in Tenbury .Happy travelling. !
When they do come can you make sure you are in please, there drivers don't like being messed about.
tesco is on its way thank god
You must live near, or in Welshpool - Mid Wales .
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