Compensation for local businesses affected by 3 month Holloway Road closure
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mirian
9 years ago
wrong
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Mike Coleman
9 years ago
TFL are out of control
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Les Turley
9 years ago
Good on ya boy, don't take this liberty lying down. If you deserve Compo, you should get compo
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Rachael Marvel
9 years ago
Compensate our local businesses
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Rachael Marvel
9 years ago
Compensate our local businesses
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lolli pop
9 years ago
Tfl are disgusting
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andrew kosti
9 years ago
pay
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rosa
9 years ago
good luck hun xx
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Marion Cunningham
9 years ago
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As an ex Small Business owner myself I can identify with Nicks predicament .. when one relies upon Walk ins... and Passing Trade .. to have this thrust upon you for months on end, can destroy your Business...and can take a serious toll on your mental health ... It happened to me... and almost crippled my Business...
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Andrew party
9 years ago
Pisstakers
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andy peag
9 years ago
lies
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Wayne Pollard
9 years ago
Small Business is the backbone of this country. Without them there would be no TFL. Arrogant thoughtless morons
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Nick Christophorou
· petition starter
9 years ago
PRESS RELEASE
UPPER HOLLOWAY BARBER TO MARCH TO TFL HQ THIS FRIDAY TO PRESENT HIS PETITION DEMANDING COMPENSATION FOR 3 MONTH HOLLOWAY ROAD CLOSURES
Nick Christophorou of Short Cut Barber Shop on 760 Holloway Rd, London N19 3JF will present his petition demanding compensation from TfL for the effect a 3 month closure of Holloway Road (due to a new bridge at Upper Holloway Rd Station) has had on his business. Nick said “I have been in business at my present location for nearly 20 years and have an established client base. However the recent totally unexpected, unforeseen and unannounced road closure of Holloway Road due to Upper Holloway bridge replacement works has hit my trade like an unwelcome bomb. I am unable to display my sandwich board on the pavement as I have done for years & many clients assume that I am not open for business. TFL should have given us local businesses some sort of notice of these works and I am totally at odds as to why this disruption should inconvenience us for nearly 3 months. In this day and age a quarter of a year to solve a minor replacement is absolutely ridiculous!! Surely TFL owe local businesses an apology and indeed some form of compensation for loss of earnings.”
Nick has amassed over 500 signatures supporting his campaign for monetary compensation via his petition on ipetitions - http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/compensation-for-local-businesses-affected-by-3
Nick will visit TfL Headquarters on Friday morning at 11am to present his petition to TfL management along with his numerous supporters. He said “I hope TfL are decent people and see the damage they have inflicted on my small barber shop, my Xmas takings were down over 75%, I have really suffered over the past 6 months, and it has been very depressing.”
Holloway Road closures are scheduled to end on 16th January, though Nick is doubtful TfL will meet their deadline. Nick stated “I won’t hold my breath on TfL opening Holloway Rd on Monday; it is time for TFL to
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Mr Laurence Fletcher
9 years ago
Don't make promises you can't keep
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I hope you get the remaining signatures! This has been both unfair and disruptive for residents, business owners, taxi/minicab users and all other commuters. TFL have a lot to answer for.
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Jean murphy
9 years ago
Its about time small businesses were given due consideration and definitely COMPENSATION
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Lauren Kennedy
9 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous closure. All the businesses affect should receive compensation.
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Jerry quarry
9 years ago
What's going on in Archway??????
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John Sargent
9 years ago
Government and TFL. Are putting people out of business. Outrageous!!
wrong
TFL are out of control
Good on ya boy, don't take this liberty lying down. If you deserve Compo, you should get compo
Compensate our local businesses
Compensate our local businesses
Tfl are disgusting
pay
good luck hun xx
As an ex Small Business owner myself I can identify with Nicks predicament .. when one relies upon Walk ins... and Passing Trade .. to have this thrust upon you for months on end, can destroy your Business...and can take a serious toll on your mental health ... It happened to me... and almost crippled my Business...
Pisstakers
lies
Small Business is the backbone of this country. Without them there would be no TFL. Arrogant thoughtless morons
PRESS RELEASE UPPER HOLLOWAY BARBER TO MARCH TO TFL HQ THIS FRIDAY TO PRESENT HIS PETITION DEMANDING COMPENSATION FOR 3 MONTH HOLLOWAY ROAD CLOSURES Nick Christophorou of Short Cut Barber Shop on 760 Holloway Rd, London N19 3JF will present his petition demanding compensation from TfL for the effect a 3 month closure of Holloway Road (due to a new bridge at Upper Holloway Rd Station) has had on his business. Nick said “I have been in business at my present location for nearly 20 years and have an established client base. However the recent totally unexpected, unforeseen and unannounced road closure of Holloway Road due to Upper Holloway bridge replacement works has hit my trade like an unwelcome bomb. I am unable to display my sandwich board on the pavement as I have done for years & many clients assume that I am not open for business. TFL should have given us local businesses some sort of notice of these works and I am totally at odds as to why this disruption should inconvenience us for nearly 3 months. In this day and age a quarter of a year to solve a minor replacement is absolutely ridiculous!! Surely TFL owe local businesses an apology and indeed some form of compensation for loss of earnings.” Nick has amassed over 500 signatures supporting his campaign for monetary compensation via his petition on ipetitions - http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/compensation-for-local-businesses-affected-by-3 Nick will visit TfL Headquarters on Friday morning at 11am to present his petition to TfL management along with his numerous supporters. He said “I hope TfL are decent people and see the damage they have inflicted on my small barber shop, my Xmas takings were down over 75%, I have really suffered over the past 6 months, and it has been very depressing.” Holloway Road closures are scheduled to end on 16th January, though Nick is doubtful TfL will meet their deadline. Nick stated “I won’t hold my breath on TfL opening Holloway Rd on Monday; it is time for TFL to
Don't make promises you can't keep
I hope you get the remaining signatures! This has been both unfair and disruptive for residents, business owners, taxi/minicab users and all other commuters. TFL have a lot to answer for.
Its about time small businesses were given due consideration and definitely COMPENSATION
Absolutely ridiculous closure. All the businesses affect should receive compensation.
What's going on in Archway??????
Government and TFL. Are putting people out of business. Outrageous!!
what u doing bloody idiots