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The NK.apothecary planning application has been formally withdrawn. We are now transitioning our focus toward securing long-term protections for our independent storefronts to prevent similar threats.

December 29, 2012

SAY NO TO CHAINS IN PRIMROSE HILL

SAY NO TO CHAINS IN PRIMROSE HILL

🏆 Won — 1,146 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 10 months ago
Space. NK.apothecary, part of a multinational brand conglomerate are proposing to open a store imminently in Primrose Hill.

The arrival of chain stores will change the character of this Village forever making Primrose Hill yet another identikit High Street.

The presence of chain stores invariably drives up rents causing independent shops to close.


WOULD YOU HELP SAVE OUR UNIQUE VILLAGE BY SIGNING OUR PETITION OPPOSING THE OPENING OF THIS STORE?


Thank you for your support.


Phil Cowan

Primrose Hill Interiors



Updates

Reached 1,000 supporters

November 19, 2012

November 19, 2012

We are approaching the one thousand signature threshold which will trigger our formal meeting request with the local planning board. Please circulate this link to individuals within the neighborhood to ensure we reach that target before our document submission deadline.

Reached 100 supporters

November 2, 2012

6 Comments

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Mark Achebe
13 years ago Featured

Keep it local. Big corporations dont belong in our little neighborhood.

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James Hunt
13 years ago Featured

Absolutely not. Primrose Hill is great because of the local shops. Once you let one big chain in the rest will follow and ruin the whole vibe.

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Linda Crawford
13 years ago Featured

Stop the chains! We need to protect the small independent businesses that make this place special.

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Claire Parker
13 years ago Featured

I moved here specifically because it isnt just another identical high street. please stay away.

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Sarah McBride
13 years ago Featured

Keep our high street unique. We dont need another big brand taking over here.

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Tom Bello
13 years ago Featured

NO WAY. This will totally kill the village feel.