Monsta® Posted June 10, 2010 Report Posted June 10, 2010 or they'll just sell the store on or flatten it!
Hillbilly Posted July 19, 2010 Report Posted July 19, 2010 I cannot believe that the council or anyone else for that matter is making an issue out of the available parking! Don't they get it… NO ONE COMES TO BEDLINGTON ANYMORE!!! don't they understand that? - What a great problem it would be if it was real... A street packed with punters and cars coming from miles around to visit the multitude of retail establishments overflowing with every consumable known to man!Really... the council needs to stop putting ridiculous obstacles in the way... investment isn't easy to come by at the moment and for the first time in the history of our town we have 3 major retailers; Asda, Tesco and Witherspoons trying to move into the town and the bl**dy council is thinking of every excuses they can from Parking spaces to Bats nests, to try and stop them! FOR GOODNESS SAKE NORTHUMBERLAND COUNCIL, PULL YOURSELVES TOGETHER!???? Surely you can see how you can make a difference to the future odf the town, in a way that Wansbeck District Council failed to do!***Sorry for the rant, but this is just an absolutely ridiculous situation for this town to be in 1
Merlin Posted July 19, 2010 Report Posted July 19, 2010 Ha Ha you sound like me! No offence.No they don't understand because we don't exist in their eyes! I have said this many times on here 'We live in the no-go zone'. What is the 'no-go zone' you may ask? Well it is the area between the River Wansbeck and the River Blyth. Everything goes either side of these boundaries and nothing comes in between!Wansbeck Cooncil,Northumberland Coonty Cooncil, same as same as!As for the bats, its true , but nowt to do with the Cooncil but Environmental Protection Agency. Nowt that a canister of gas wouldn't put right The Town Cooncil works in mysterious ways.The Shop I worked for on the front street wanted a sign up outside, cooncil said no,'The Front Street is a conservation area, you cannot erect signs that are not in character with the existing front street'. Along come Tesco with the same sign(different letters, of course) No problem! Eh! What! The question at the time was:- How much Tesco shoved into some shady cooncillors back pockets? Until Bedlington excommunicates itself from outside control, and takes control of it's own destiny we will get no where and get nothing
Malcolm Robinson Posted July 20, 2010 Report Posted July 20, 2010 Until Bedlington excommunicates itself from outside control, and takes control of it's own destiny we will get no where and get nothing Yep, either that or we start to use the system to our advantage for a change!
Merlin Posted July 21, 2010 Report Posted July 21, 2010 Yep, either that or we start to use the system to our advantage for a change!Very true
bediesathome Posted August 6, 2010 Report Posted August 6, 2010 well, i'll be... monsta don't agree with development! *SHOCK*
Denzel Posted August 19, 2010 Report Posted August 19, 2010 There's hell on at work about it.You would think the colleagues would find out before the media, i'm still chatting to colleagues on FaceBook that still have no idea!And they say ASDA has good communication!'Hey Andy, should we let the papers or the shelf-stackers know about it first?' 1
Gandalf Posted January 15, 2011 Report Posted January 15, 2011 It has been confirmed that Netto Bedlington was one of the 47 stores that ASDA is required to sell. Morrisons has confirmed that it has conditionally purchased the store (one of 16 it has paid £28.1 mln for. http://investing.thi...tory_id=3966560 I would expect that Morrisons will significantly increase the numbers of staff. In similar sized stores (about 7500 sq ft) it usually has about 100 staff so about 60/70 is possible.Incidently the Safeway store in Bedlington did not have to be sold, Morrisons sold it as it then considered it too small for the Morrisons format. The current management have different ideas and intend to open more similar stores (and some even smaller like Tesco Express/Sainsburys Local) 1
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