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Louisa Wrote:

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> A band of protesting yummies have climbed onto the

> roof with placards demanding that M&S buy this

> store, I understand two senior figures from M&S hq

> have been requested by the met to help calm the

> situation down and are on route to ED as I type.

>

> Louisa.


>:D< Keep it up.

Hi,


I have been in the store on the last two evenings, they were selling reduced chilled food from a trolley that is not chilled, this contravenes the health and hygeine act. I have spoken to the management and the head office in Bristol on many occasions about this problem and the educating of current staff, yet this still goes on, Perhaps it is time for the store to close before we have a epidemic in East Dulwich.


Regards,

Libra Carr.

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