Pro Tesco campaign to get Tesco in Sheringham

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Backing the Tesco plans

The most important thing anyone can do is submit comments to North Norfolk District Council’s consultation on the Tesco plans before politicians make a decision – this isn’t far off and we need you to get in touch as soon as possible, by mid October.

Anyone in favour can email planning@north-norfolk.gov.uk or write to Planning Section, North Norfolk District Council, Council Offices, Holt Road, Cromer, NR27 9EN. You have to quote reference PLA/20090818 and include an address/contact details so they know everyone is local to Sheringham; they should then explain their views.

Anyone who wants to give views on the Greenhouse application can contact the council in the same way and needs to quote reference PLA/20090777 – as you know it is out of town which is against the policies for retailing and also will take shoppers away from the town centre.

TESCO PLANS

At last Tesco have put their plans in to the District Council and I along with quite a few other supporters of Tesco are going to watch with interest whether the District council are going to get on with their jobs and efficiently process the application or are they once again going to hold everything up. I understand that they have to also consider the Green Store but this surely cannot take too much time as the plans have all the features that were turned down when Tesco first put in their original application. I’m sure SCAMROD will point this out to the planners straight away.

As for Sainsbury’s Welcome to Sheringham, and with Tesco hopefully coming soon we in Sheringham will have all our food stores competing giving us the choice we should have at a price we can afford. Pam Blyth (Protesc)

I note with interest the letters in the NN news 10th Sept. Why do people writing in have to get personal about comments made. Surely the argument must be what is good for the town, I believe that the town is split and it is time that good reasons for and against should be printed so that all the Sheringham and district can make up their minds as to what they want to see in the town. Whether something is spelt correctly or not or if Tesco said that other ventures proposed for the town were laughable is a complete waste of every bodies time. The Protesc group was set up to give those people who wanted Tesco in the town to have a say that does not mean that we do not support Sheringham so comments made by Mr Wiles do not help the situation. The holiday maker did not say where he came from or where he shopped but for the people of Sheringham who live here we do need a good retail store and as far as I can see Tesco is going to give us just that. I like to read comments in the NN regarding this but please give us facts and reasons for or against, Just because you so not agree with a different point of view does not make that view wrong.  Pam Blyth (Protesc)
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We want Tesco in Sheringham, Norfolk, UK

We want Tesco in Sheringham, Norfolk, UK

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Pro Tesco fight for Tesco in Sheringham

DO NOT ASSUME THAT TESCO WILL BE SUCCESSFUL. THEY DO NEED OUR HELP. WRITE TO YOUR COUNCILLORS, THE NEWSPAPERS AND THE MEDIA.

Please contact the council – email planning@north-norfolk.gov.uk or write to Planning Section, North Norfolk District Council, Council Offices, Holt Road, Cromer, NR27 9EN, quoting reference PLA/20090818. You also need to explain your views and provide some contact details.

We will need your help and support, but if you want a Supermarket in Sheringham, then like us you will have to fight for it.

Sheringham Tesco - yes-s-sco!!!!!

Never a truer word spoken…

Some people have asked us for some thoughts on what they could say in their letters backing the plans when they write letters or talk to friends. We’ve found the some of the following are really important, you might like to consider them:

  • You’d like a good-value supermarket with the range of groceries you need for your main shopping trip close to home rather than having to use supermarkets in other towns
  • A good value store will help families reduce costs
  • We know local people and visitors, including summer tourists go to food stores elsewhere. You could talk about how a store would attract these people back to the town and local stores would benefit as they visit them as well
  • You would welcome a free car park close to the High Street and this would also attract new visitors to town
  • New jobs at the store would be very welcome.
  • Contact Names and Addresses can be found on the links above:

    Your Councillors
    Contact the Media