There are already far too many betting shops nearby and in other parts of Tottenham and Wood Green. They provide no useful service but merely drain money from these areas.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
We don't need any more of these. People waste money and end up in dept.
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Philippa Snoaden
12 years ago
We do not need any more betting shops. The government will not legislate because they raise money from betting taxes.
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Friedrich Ernst
12 years ago
The national law need's to be changed.Against a strong lobby from the betting industries!
Friedrich Ernst
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Nicola Shah
12 years ago
We do not need another betting shop and it brings nothing beneficial to the community.
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Matthew Bradby
12 years ago
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Converting this handsome building into a betting shop would be a disaster. It is a large handsome corner building in good condition. PP signage would wreck it. Also the area is saturated with betting shops already.
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chris ling
12 years ago
betting shops are a centre for crime. they should all be banned.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
This is shocking news and morally wrong that there should be more betting shops in such a small stretch of the street.
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Stephen Ryley
12 years ago
Paddy Power obvioulsy think that there is yet more money that can be squeezed from the unfortunate gamblers of this area. surely enough is enough.
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Anita Carroll
12 years ago
No more betting shops! Surely the two already there are enough?!
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C Moore
12 years ago
brings down neighbourhood, too many here already
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Chinners www.loonyparty.com
12 years ago
One of 2015 election pledges is to give Grade II listed status to any pub over 50 years old!
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Julia McKenzie
12 years ago
This deprived area is already saturated with betting shops and large groups of men loiter outside smoking, drinking and spitting. Children have to walk past to and from school and they are a tax on the poor.
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Katherine Garnett
12 years ago
I live three minutes walk from the proposed location of the Paddy Power betting shop at the site of the closed Lordship Tavern. I believe it will add to crime and antisocial behaviour locally and I am already frightened to walk past the place in the early evening let alone later at night. I ask the licensing team to refuse the application to prevent escalation of crime locally and help make this a safer place to live not a more frightening place.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
There are betting shops very near, there really is no need for more in this area
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Alison Hay
12 years ago
I don't want to have to walk pass another book makers every day it's depressing
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Anonymous
12 years ago
There are far too many betting shops in the area already. They do not benefit the local community or the local economy. Decline their application.
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Piero Cornice
12 years ago
One of the most detrimental kinds of shops, which doesn't provide any service to the community.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Premises unlawfully n unfairly taken back cannot be allowed to be opened as a betshop when there are two of them a few step away.
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Breda Maynard
12 years ago
Another betting shop will bring more problems to the area. I strongly object.
There are already far too many betting shops nearby and in other parts of Tottenham and Wood Green. They provide no useful service but merely drain money from these areas.
We don't need any more of these. People waste money and end up in dept.
We do not need any more betting shops. The government will not legislate because they raise money from betting taxes.
The national law need's to be changed.Against a strong lobby from the betting industries! Friedrich Ernst
We do not need another betting shop and it brings nothing beneficial to the community.
Converting this handsome building into a betting shop would be a disaster. It is a large handsome corner building in good condition. PP signage would wreck it. Also the area is saturated with betting shops already.
betting shops are a centre for crime. they should all be banned.
This is shocking news and morally wrong that there should be more betting shops in such a small stretch of the street.
Paddy Power obvioulsy think that there is yet more money that can be squeezed from the unfortunate gamblers of this area. surely enough is enough.
No more betting shops! Surely the two already there are enough?!
brings down neighbourhood, too many here already
One of 2015 election pledges is to give Grade II listed status to any pub over 50 years old!
This deprived area is already saturated with betting shops and large groups of men loiter outside smoking, drinking and spitting. Children have to walk past to and from school and they are a tax on the poor.
I live three minutes walk from the proposed location of the Paddy Power betting shop at the site of the closed Lordship Tavern. I believe it will add to crime and antisocial behaviour locally and I am already frightened to walk past the place in the early evening let alone later at night. I ask the licensing team to refuse the application to prevent escalation of crime locally and help make this a safer place to live not a more frightening place.
There are betting shops very near, there really is no need for more in this area
I don't want to have to walk pass another book makers every day it's depressing
There are far too many betting shops in the area already. They do not benefit the local community or the local economy. Decline their application.
One of the most detrimental kinds of shops, which doesn't provide any service to the community.
Premises unlawfully n unfairly taken back cannot be allowed to be opened as a betshop when there are two of them a few step away.
Another betting shop will bring more problems to the area. I strongly object.