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Say NO to Costa Coffee in Pangbourne!

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Jessica Regan
12 years ago

Support the local shops!!

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Luis Marino
12 years ago

No need for another coffee outlet in Pangbourne

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Rachel
12 years ago

Foodkick is all you need!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Why open another shop that sell coffee of any other "food stuff" don't you honestly believ that there are enoughplaces to eat and drink already in Pangbourne? The only way,to get this palce to close is to vote with your feet and don't use it.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Why open another shop that sell coffee of any other "food stuff" don't you honestly believ that there are enoughplaces to eat and drink already in Pangbourne? The only way,to get this palce to close is to vote with your feet and don't use it.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Pangbourne is a lovely village and has great local independent coffee shops, it does not need a costa coffee or any other chain

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Peter Ascroft
12 years ago

Completely superfluous as Pangbourne is more than adequarely catered for .This will simply dilute demand which is largely fixed in a small village with the result that the weakest will fail-an dit wan't be Costa-so if you don't want even more empty units in the village and you believe in a diverse thriving village with an individual flavour then sign this petition and send it to at least one more person .

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Amanda Wood
12 years ago

Totally object to this, a big company in a tiny village which has various locally owned shops serving coffee as well as food. This village also has numerous pubs which also serve coffee, cakes and food.

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Peter Corfe
12 years ago

Keep High Street giants out of Pangbourne & keep it local!

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andrew preece
12 years ago

Enough with faceless tax avoiding bramds

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Matt Phillips
12 years ago

With so many chain shops already in Pangbourne, one has to question why nobody objected to these... Strutt and Parker, Worldchoice travel agent, The Co-Op, HSBC, Lloyds Pharmacy, WHSmith, Lloyds TSB, Davis Tate estate agent, Age UK, Post Office, Vision Express, Greene King, Ladbrokes, Londis.

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Clive Parker
12 years ago

Please keep Pangbourne free from chains and overpriced coffee

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Matt Phillips
12 years ago

So there is a shop that doesn't sell local products, doesn't invest in the community and has a single owner. In contrast there is a planning application for a scheme that will employ at least 8 locals to which numerous people from the surrounding community have already applied... is run by a small businessman who will invest heavily and use local trades and significantly drive vitality and viability and yet it is the former that is preferred due to where the coffee beans come from?

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Gemma Holman
12 years ago

KEEP IT LOCAL! why do we need another coffee shop in the village?

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Lee Perry
12 years ago Featured

Also lack of parking. That's going to be an interesting one! Who will pay to park behind the shops (unless that becomes their parking... but I don't see people wanting to pay to get a coffee. They will dump their cars on the side of the road).

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David Carter
12 years ago

We already have coffee shops here, why do we want a huge chain store to come in and trample all over them?! NO NO NO!

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Lee Perry
12 years ago

Aren't there plenty of posters/stickers in independent shop windows saying 'Keep Trade Local'? If Costa Coffee comes to the village, it will take away the business from the thriving village that we live in - I don't particularly want to see a big, corporate brand potentially pushing out other businesses out of their retail units. We have too many empty as it is!

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Alan White
12 years ago

Present outlets adequate for theneeds of both villagers and visitors. Costa Coffee is not needed, not wanted and not good for the village.

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Alice
12 years ago

It would be a great shame to put Pangbournes small, independent businesses at risk by opening a Costa Coffee. There is no need for another coffee shop in Pangbourne.

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James Ash
12 years ago

Good afternoon, I am a reporter at the Reading Chronicle. Would it be OK to speak to someone about the proposed shop? My number is 01189 553308. Many thanks James Ash