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I'm so looking forward to the days when the restored Wards Corner will be included in these look-we-dared-to-go-to Tottenham-and -came-out-alive travel pieces, along with Council favourites Craven Coffee and Chicken Town.
Actually as you come out of the north side of 7Sisters tube, what greets you is the Beauty Shop, whose customers come from miles around to buy the BAME hair and beauty products not found in the well-to-do supermarket (Tesco, really?). And just behind you is of course the Indoor Market, which is a major visitor spot for London's million-strong Iberian community. Of course the Telegraph writer didn't see these, they are invisible to those commissioned by Spurs for a puff piece as they scurry past. As all the illustrations are from library pictures, did the author even need to visit, StreetView would have done for the stroll up the High Road without risking life and limb, and a call to Haringey's Regeneration Manager would get those handy links to the acceptable new entrepreneurs' websites.
Before Sainsburys there was Fair Deal Supermarket. Lagu tried to give customers what they asked for. When the chance of buying the freehold came up, Lagu snapped it up, but not enough extra trade paid for the huge loan, hence Sainsburys. That freehold is now a trump card in the shabby dealings with Grainger. Freehold is the key to resisting Compulsory Purchase, and confiscating property - what a CPO means - is not taken lightly. Once this CPO is out of the way - end of March expected for the public inquiry - we can finally go ahead with the Community Plan to restore Wards and save our delicate Dear Leader's sensitive eyesight.
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