Tesco plans on display in Sherborne today
Plans for a Tesco supermarket in Sherborne will go on display this morning for the second time.
The second of three public consultation dates opens at 10am at the West End Hall, Littlefield, and closes at 3pm.
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Tesco are planning to open a store in Sherborne
Hundreds of people turned out yesterday to view the plans for a store at the site of the Sherborne Hotel, on the A30.
Hundreds of people turned out to view plans for a potential Tesco store in Sherborne this afternoon.
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A third consultation date is set for Tuesday, February 26, between 2.30pm and 7.30pm, at the Digby Hall, Hound Street.
For full details of the plans see next week's Sherborne edition of the Western Gazette.Keep up to date with the latest news from the event by following Sherborne reporter Flora Thompson @WGFloraThompson and for updates on thisisdorset.co.uk
2 Comments
by msimmonds
Thursday, February 28 2013, 9:41AM
“It sounds as if this was a typical tesco consultation silt info,silt opening hours, people of Sherbourn watch your back”
by threespines
Saturday, February 16 2013, 10:35AM
“Why does "Sherborne man" think that an additional store in Sherborne will 'move the town into the 21st century'? How so? It doesn't compute.
How can it be a 'good thing for young people'? Stacking shelves at minimum wage? Don't they need genuine career opportunities with structured training programmes, leading to positions commanding salaries that mean they can actually afford to buy homes in the town?
And what's wrong with the Sherborne Hotel? Aren't people aware it's actually a popular place? It's hard to get a room there in fact, even in the winter, unless you book well in advance? It offers spacious rooms at reasonable prices, thus helping with tourism in the town. Why then the call for another chain to 'take it over'? Or to demolish it completely?
Be careful what you wish for, people of Sherborne!”