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We have a petition say no to caffe nero. They opened the cafe without planning permission and are now trying to get people to make the council allow them to carry on. Since they opened have they not been trading illegally they have been earning a lot of money which is illegal. they should have got permission first. they have come into this area with no regard for the people they ride rufshod over the council who we elected not them. if they are allowed to carry on trading they are saying that we do not need a planning department and other developers will follow the lead. we need to make a stand this is our community and borough. please go to the say-no-to-caffe- nero and lets make them know whos area this is.
I seriously hope you have your facts right. My objection is that East Dulwich is great because it has very few high street chains in it. The best way to keep it maintained as such is not to use them. I only go to small concerns and avoid larger chain stores. eg Sommerfields, Caffe Nero, Foxtons and that dreary clothing place opposite Foxtons are all good examples.

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