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Now I’m not anti capitalist, but this really does appear to be a case of Tesco wanting all their fingers in all the pies. Not content with food they now offer banking, phones, car insurance, all of which if we wanted we could get from their Wolverton or Kingston stores, 10-15 minutes away max. A Tesco Spokesman claims that “the area is not being well served”. Well I guarantee you will get more meat at your local butcher, a better experience at the local newsagent, fresher flowers at the Florists because they are
specialists and they rely on our custom for a living.
Are times not tough enough right now without this supermarket giant stamping the hard working smaller businesses further into ground? I see that trivial issues such as the colour of a shop is now enough to get the council huffing and puffing. Seriously with the banks being no help what so ever to small and struggling businesses, what chance do they stand if this Supermarket onslaught continues?
I for one will be supporting the good people of Newport Pagnell and their businesses – please do the same!
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store of choice – Faults that initially appear
hard to argue against, until you dig a little deeper.
Firstly I despise this Global takeover that the Tesco ‘Machine’ is successfully pursuing. It seems that it’s almost man verses machine as businesses are undercut or simply pushed out, not just in England but also in countries across the world. Did you know that in China, Tesco sell endangered turtles, wrapped in nets, all of who experience an excruciating death? There is nothing moral about Tesco, the focus of they’re advertising is that they’re here to save us money - so that Meat Pie they advertise is
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