Mida sellepeale kostavad pederastid Eesti pangast, KAPO-st,eliidist? Nad vaikivad sest neil on suud munni täis... Neil on perssed täis söödud... Nad on meie kodumaa paljaks röövinud...röövisid meilt meie ühise vara:põlevkivi,Ülemiste järve vee,sadamad, bensiinijaamad,hotellid,tehased jpms.-neil on käsi kullas...ostavad endile kalleid lennukeid... Neile pole vaja Jaapani majandussüsteemi ega tootmispõhist teadust... www.erkl.net Elagu konkuents!
Lugu sellest kuis Inglismaal võideldakse töökohtade ja kõrge elatustaseme säilitamise eest... Ajakirjast Ecologist: How to... Stop a supermarket opening in your area... Battling superstore monopolies needn´t be a lone crusade. Kate Eshelby looks at some of the resources available,and gets tips from Tesco-killer Lady Cranbrook. Lady Caroline Cranbrook carried out her own independent surveys,which showed that there was no real need in her area for a superstore.It is essential to show whether there is a requirement for a proposed superstore-if there is not a proven argument to use against one being built.One of the requirements of Planning Guidance(PPS6)is that a retailing need has to be established before planning permission can be granted. In the case of the proposed superstore outside Saxmundham,the Suffolk district council employed consultants Hillier Parker to find out whether there was a retail demand for it.This was unusual because councils usually use the supermarket´s assessment,which is obviously prone to bias.This is why independent research,such as Caroline´s,is invaluable whether the local council is supporting or opposing a planning application for a superstore. Caroline´s research supported the Suffolk district council´s work.Local authorities should properly have researched retailing policies within their local development plans-yet few do. Suffolk Coastal District Council is an exeption. Caroline went into every food shop in the area(81 shops)and carried out surveys asking the shop owners where they source their food from.By doing this she built up a database and a detailed´map´showing the local food networks;illustrating how important local shops are. ´Tesco maintained that only one or two local shops would be affected by its arrival,but out of the 81 shops 1 interviewed only two were indifferent.The rest said their livelihoods would be at stake,´Caroline says. When campaigning,however,it is important to be balanced and realistic in your argument.´Supermarkets are not all bad.They drive up choice and standards,´Caroline says.´The problem is that they have become too powerful in relation to their suppliers and planning.We are now becoming saturated with suprestores.´ ORGANISATIONS THAT HELP CAMPAIGN AGAINST PROSPECTIVE SUPERSTORES... *Campaign to Protect Rural England www.cpre.org.uk The Real Choice report,published by CPRE and Plunkett Foundation,can be found on the CPRE website,and is based on Caroline´s surveys.CPRE is also currently running an important nationwide project called Mapping Local Food Webs.For more information,see www.makinglocalfoodwork.co.uk CPRE also has a planning help section,see www.planninghelp.org.uk/home *Environmental Law Foundation www.elflaw.org *Friends of the Earth www.foe.co.uk Friends of the Earth has a supermarket campainging section.In paricular look at ´shopping the bullies´and ´calling the shots´. They also run an annual event called´Power Up´in Birmingham-a weekend of workshops and network that helps empower people to make a difference where they live. *New Economics Foundation www.neweconomics.org NEF is an independent ´think-and-do´tank,helping local communities.It undertakes groundbreaking research,including reports Clone Town Britain and Ghost Town Britain. *Planning Aid www.planningaid.rtpi.org.uk *Tescopoly www.tescopoly.org.uk A website that has detailed downloadable guides on how to campaign against a superstore-see the ´campaign resources´section-It has a further mountain of information that is not on the site,so email info@tescopoly.org for more details. Kate Eshebly is a freelance photojournalist Jätkub...
12.17-le Sa vaeseke vast ei tea kuidas elatakse normaalselt...mis sinu jaoks tundub olevat hull on teistele normaalne...vaata veidi maailmas ringi...sa justkui polekski netis surfanud... sinu lühikesest kommentaarist on näha,et sind on üle kurnatud ja ära vaevatud odava tööjõu poliitika tõttu s.o. sa pole eluski korralikku palkka saanud... Kui sa oleksid saanud elada normaalset elu siis sa kirjutaksid ikka normaalse pikkusega komentaari aga anna andeks...sinu oma on nagu kirbusitt Elagu konkurents!
14.05-le Sa oled kuidagi kidakeelne... normaalsetel ja tervetel inimestel on alati palju millest rääkida ja seda kõike saab mahutada kommentaari...haiged inimesed ei soovi rääkida sest neil lihtsalt on paha olla...jätised ei avalda omi mõtteid sest neil on palju häbeneda...jne. Elagu konkurents!
When fighting a superstore,Tescopoly recommends taking the following steps: *ENGAGE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS You need to focus on the superstore´s application and come up with solid objections.´It will spoil our town´is not enough.Planners expect local residents to shout and get emotional,which counts for nothing. Members of the planning committee can only refuse an application if it contravenes planning policies.Caroline´s response was rational common sense rather than an emotional response. *PUBLICITY STUNTS are good at raising awareness,but no more than that.On their own they will not achieve success.They should be a tool in your campaign,not the main component. *GET HOLD OF`THE STORE´S APPLICATION and study it carefully.If you are resident in the area you are entitled to a copy of the notification,which should give minimum details of what is proposed.A copy of the full application should be available for view in the planning department of your local authority and in your local library.Understanding the application is essential to your campaign. *SET UP A CAMPAIGN GROUP with other local residents.Be sure to include retailers and local businesses. *KEY ARGUMENTS There are several that can work against a superstore.Looking at the impact of a superstore on local traders and producers is one-as Caroline did.Good local knowledege is essential.And read the town centre retail assessment. *OTHER EFFECTIVE ARGUMENTS include whether the superstore is of an appropriate scale,has adequate transport link and will create noise.Is it of a propriate size in relation to retailing needs of the area? The size of the superstore will be based on the estimated number of weekly shopping visits. How does this number compare with the population of the local town? Jätkub... Elagu konkurents!
*ANALYZE the estimated traffic counts in the superstore´s application.Crosschecking is crucial because superstores usually underestimate their figures.Independent car counts frequently show the proposed traffic numbers(and numbers of delivery lorries)to be higher.Measure roads to see if there is room for the proposed traffic changes.Traffic congestion is another valuable argument against a superstore. *AIR QUALITY Another factor to consider is whether the proposed superstore will affect the surrounding air quality.Speak to your local air-quality officer or environmental protection officer. *STATUS CHEK Is the intended superstore in a historic, green-belt or conservation area? *PLANNING DOCUMENTS A superstore application must fit with the planning documents, which local authorities have to create to guide the future shape of planning in the area.Does the proposed superstore in your area do this? Remember national Government policy is to promote the vitality of towns and protect them from out-of-town development.And community rights are one of the strongest arguments;they have the right to decide the future shape of their environment.No change from the specified site description can be made without first consulting the community. *WRITE A TEMPLATE LETTER once you have decided on reasons against a superstore.Get other individuals in the town to sign it,including local retailers.Use your regional paper to highlight your case and deliver leaflets to residents explaining why a superstore in your area is not feasible. *SUPPORT Engage with your local MP,county councillor and district councillor. *CONTACT your local Federation of Small Businesses(www.fsb.org.uk). Both these organisations may be able to give you helpful advice.
19.30-le Kas sa ei mõista kirjutada üle kolmeteistkümne sõnalist kommentaari? Kas sina oledki see mendijurakas kes pani hullarisse tolle reformierakondlase? Elagu konkurents!
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Mida sellepeale kostavad pederastid Eesti pangast,
KAPO-st,eliidist?
Nad vaikivad sest neil on suud munni täis...
Neil on perssed täis söödud...
Nad on meie kodumaa paljaks röövinud...röövisid meilt meie ühise vara:põlevkivi,Ülemiste järve vee,sadamad,
bensiinijaamad,hotellid,tehased jpms.-neil on käsi kullas...ostavad endile kalleid lennukeid...
Neile pole vaja Jaapani majandussüsteemi ega tootmispõhist teadust...
www.erkl.net
Elagu konkuents!
Hulludel kirjutajatel hull kommenteerija :D
Lugu sellest kuis Inglismaal võideldakse töökohtade ja kõrge elatustaseme säilitamise eest...
Ajakirjast Ecologist:
How to...
Stop a supermarket opening in your area...
Battling superstore monopolies needn´t be a lone crusade.
Kate Eshelby looks at some of the resources available,and gets tips from Tesco-killer Lady Cranbrook.
Lady Caroline Cranbrook carried out her own independent surveys,which showed that there was no real need in her area for a superstore.It is essential to show whether there is a requirement for a proposed superstore-if there is not a proven argument to use against one being built.One of the requirements of Planning Guidance(PPS6)is that a retailing need has to be established before planning permission can be granted.
In the case of the proposed superstore outside Saxmundham,the Suffolk district council employed consultants Hillier Parker to find out whether there was a retail demand for it.This was unusual because councils usually use the supermarket´s assessment,which is obviously prone to bias.This is why independent research,such as Caroline´s,is invaluable whether the local council is supporting or opposing a planning application for a superstore.
Caroline´s research supported the Suffolk district council´s work.Local authorities should properly have researched retailing policies within their local development plans-yet few do.
Suffolk Coastal District Council is an exeption.
Caroline went into every food shop in the area(81 shops)and carried out surveys asking the shop owners where they source their food from.By doing this she built up a database and a detailed´map´showing the local food networks;illustrating how important local shops are.
´Tesco maintained that only one or two local shops would be affected by its arrival,but out of the 81 shops 1 interviewed only two were indifferent.The rest said their livelihoods would be at stake,´Caroline says.
When campaigning,however,it is important to be balanced and realistic in your argument.´Supermarkets are not all bad.They drive up choice and standards,´Caroline says.´The problem is that they have become too powerful in relation to their suppliers and planning.We are now becoming saturated with suprestores.´
ORGANISATIONS THAT HELP CAMPAIGN AGAINST PROSPECTIVE SUPERSTORES...
*Campaign to Protect Rural England www.cpre.org.uk
The Real Choice report,published by CPRE and Plunkett Foundation,can be found on the CPRE website,and is based on Caroline´s surveys.CPRE is also currently running an important nationwide project called Mapping Local Food Webs.For more information,see www.makinglocalfoodwork.co.uk
CPRE also has a planning help section,see www.planninghelp.org.uk/home
*Environmental Law Foundation
www.elflaw.org
*Friends of the Earth
www.foe.co.uk
Friends of the Earth has a supermarket campainging section.In paricular look at ´shopping the bullies´and ´calling the shots´.
They also run an annual event called´Power Up´in Birmingham-a weekend of workshops and network that helps empower people to make a difference where they live.
*New Economics Foundation
www.neweconomics.org
NEF is an independent
´think-and-do´tank,helping local communities.It undertakes groundbreaking research,including reports Clone Town Britain and Ghost Town Britain.
*Planning Aid
www.planningaid.rtpi.org.uk
*Tescopoly www.tescopoly.org.uk
A website that has detailed downloadable guides on how to campaign against a superstore-see the ´campaign resources´section-It has a further mountain of information that is not on the site,so email info@tescopoly.org
for more details.
Kate Eshebly is a freelance photojournalist
Jätkub...
12.17-le
Sa vaeseke vast ei tea kuidas elatakse normaalselt...mis sinu jaoks tundub olevat hull on teistele normaalne...vaata veidi maailmas ringi...sa justkui polekski netis surfanud...
sinu lühikesest kommentaarist on näha,et sind on üle kurnatud ja ära vaevatud odava tööjõu poliitika tõttu s.o. sa pole eluski korralikku palkka saanud...
Kui sa oleksid saanud elada normaalset elu siis sa kirjutaksid ikka normaalse pikkusega komentaari aga anna andeks...sinu oma on nagu kirbusitt
Elagu konkurents!
"Normaalse pikkusega kommentaar" :D
Täitsa koomavennike!
Kui pikk on "normaalne" ehk normikohane kommentaar?
Muide, ära parem vasta. Jääb targem mulje.
14.05-le
Sa oled kuidagi kidakeelne...
normaalsetel ja tervetel inimestel on alati palju millest rääkida ja seda kõike saab mahutada kommentaari...haiged inimesed ei soovi rääkida sest neil lihtsalt on paha olla...jätised ei avalda omi mõtteid sest neil on palju häbeneda...jne.
Elagu konkurents!
TAKING ON THE BIG BOYS:TIPS FROM TESCOPOLY
When fighting a superstore,Tescopoly recommends taking the following steps:
*ENGAGE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS
You need to focus on the superstore´s application and come up with solid objections.´It will spoil our town´is not enough.Planners expect local residents to shout and get emotional,which counts for nothing.
Members of the planning committee can only refuse an application if it contravenes planning policies.Caroline´s response was rational common sense rather than an emotional response.
*PUBLICITY STUNTS are good at raising awareness,but no more than that.On their own they will not achieve success.They should be a tool in your campaign,not the main component.
*GET HOLD OF`THE STORE´S APPLICATION and study it carefully.If you are resident in the area you are entitled to a copy of the notification,which should give minimum details of what is proposed.A copy of the full application should be available for view in the planning department of your local authority and in your local library.Understanding the application is essential to your campaign.
*SET UP A CAMPAIGN GROUP with other local residents.Be sure to include retailers and local businesses.
*KEY ARGUMENTS
There are several that can work against a superstore.Looking at the impact of a superstore on local traders and producers is
one-as Caroline did.Good local knowledege is essential.And read the town centre retail assessment.
*OTHER EFFECTIVE ARGUMENTS include whether the superstore is of an appropriate scale,has adequate transport link and will create noise.Is it of a propriate size in relation to retailing needs of the area? The size of the superstore will be based on the estimated number of weekly shopping visits.
How does this number compare with the population of the local town?
Jätkub...
Elagu konkurents!
*ANALYZE the estimated traffic counts in the superstore´s application.Crosschecking is crucial because superstores usually underestimate their figures.Independent car counts frequently show the proposed traffic numbers(and numbers of delivery lorries)to be higher.Measure roads to see if there is room for the proposed traffic changes.Traffic
congestion is another valuable argument against a superstore.
*AIR QUALITY
Another factor to consider is whether the proposed superstore will affect the surrounding air quality.Speak to your local
air-quality officer or environmental protection officer.
*STATUS CHEK
Is the intended superstore in a historic,
green-belt or conservation area?
*PLANNING DOCUMENTS
A superstore application must
fit with the planning documents,
which local authorities have to create to guide the future shape of planning in the area.Does the proposed superstore in your area do this? Remember national Government policy is to promote the vitality of towns and protect them from out-of-town development.And community rights are one of the strongest arguments;they have the right to decide the future shape of their environment.No change from the specified site description can be made without first consulting the community.
*WRITE A TEMPLATE LETTER once you have decided on reasons against a superstore.Get other individuals in the town to sign it,including local retailers.Use your regional paper to highlight your case and deliver leaflets to residents explaining why a superstore in your area is not feasible.
*SUPPORT
Engage with your local MP,county councillor and district councillor.
*CONTACT your local Federation of Small Businesses(www.fsb.org.uk).
Both these organisations may be able to give you helpful advice.
For more advice,see www.tescopoly.org.uk
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Kas sa ei mõista kirjutada üle kolmeteistkümne sõnalist kommentaari?
Kas sina oledki see mendijurakas kes pani hullarisse tolle reformierakondlase?
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