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SAVE FOODCRAFT! Say no to yellow lines and fines.

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Lesley O'Brien
12 years ago

Privately owned family businesses add immeasurably to a community, not only in providing services and local employment, but also in fostering enduring relationships between community members. I think it is the job of a local council to provide the environment within which local small businesses can thrive, something that Foodcraft have been doing for close to half a century! Access to parking on the high street is absolutely necessary for this old Winsford chippie to keep its customer base.

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Dana DiGilio
12 years ago

I support this

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Eli Wells
12 years ago

SAVE FOODCRAFT!

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Jarek Zabczynski
12 years ago

no yellow lines please thanks!

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Dom
12 years ago Featured

Well...if you want to kill off what is left of our historic wonderful old towns,cities and age old family run businesses, this is the way to do it. It makes me so angry to think that such uncaring and disrespectful people are in charge of our councils. Shame on you.

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David Fullick
12 years ago

Seems like a crazy proposal that will effect a fantastic long-running family business whilst also putting more children from the primary school at risk from faster traffic.

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Tuffcub
12 years ago

END THIS MADNESS NOW!

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Michael Wingate
12 years ago

Save my pies!

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Claire Rawlinson
12 years ago

This cannot be allowed to happen.

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lee atkin-nash
12 years ago

cracking fish and chips. no to double yellows!

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Kelly yeo
12 years ago

I worked here for 4 years a while ago and not once did I witness or hear about any motor accidents.

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Gary Hall
12 years ago

Destroying small businesses like this through ill thought out changes not only hits families, but also communities. Stop this nonsense now

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Sarah Tallis
12 years ago

Save the small businesses.

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Martina Horrill
12 years ago

We've got to support a local business in dire straits.

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jake taylor
12 years ago

in the internet age towns need to atttact shoppers not penalise them! it is short sighted and counterproductive.

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Beth Deakin
12 years ago

What a stupid idea! Support the local businesses not shut them down!

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Tony Hoy
12 years ago

Perking restrictions at this site are unnecessary

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Pete Blain
12 years ago

This is highly inconsiderate to a local business, in the same way that businesses in Northwich have suffered from the new gyratory system. It's no good.

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Deborah Ronander
12 years ago

Council should be supporting end encouraging small business instead of worrying about parking restrictions. Yellow lines dont pay business rates or tax. Business do.