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Islington Tribune - Letters to the Editor
Published: 1 June 2007
 
Shop closures will follow £70m deal

AT a time when the three national political parties are promoting sustainable communities and the importance of small businesses to the community, Islington Council has chosen to go in the opposite direction.
More than 200 small businesses are to bear the brunt of the council’s decision to sell the freehold of their commercial properties to one of the richest... > more
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Clones taking over our high streets
- MINI-supermarket branches like Sainsbury Local and Tesco Express are sprouting up in more and more “village”... > more

Hypocrisy over closures of post offices
- I FIND it complete hypocrisy that the Lib Dems have suddenly decided to oppose the government’s plans to reduce... > more

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- I SMILED with cynicism on reading that MP Jeremy Corbyn is alarmed by the proposed amendment to... > more

Help save our parish centre
- WE have great concerns over St Joseph’s community centre in Highgate. > more

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- I WOULD like to ask Councillor Lucy Watt if the £90,000 cost of the referendum on higher parking charges for gas-guzzling cars... > more

Another defeat for Bridget?
- FOLLOWING Bridget Fox’s most recent contribution to the letters page (Where blame lies for shutting post offices, May 25)... > more

Who can afford all these new homes?
- ALL around me I see new houses being built, not by Islington Council but by private developers. > more
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