Its fair to say some very interesting questions about planning permission and how deliveries can comply with traffic regulations remain to be answered...
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1 comment:
It certainly will be interesting! It will also be interesting to know how they intend to be able to make planning history by becoming the first people to install commercial air conditioning units without needing planning permission.
It's now 530 days (assuming my adding up is right) since the first day they were definitely going to open up - 28 Jan 2008. It's also a year since the last time they were going to "start work" on the store. Call me a crazed empiricist, but I'll believe it'll open on the day they cut the ribbon and ring their first 22p can of lager through the tills.
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