Totally disagree with some of the people here.


Objecting to a Morrisons on the basis of selling alcohol because it might have people drinking on the street or fuel alcohol related violence. What absolute load of unfounded, unsupported non-sense.


There are pubs in every direction, Sainsburys and that local shop that all sell alcohol.


If you're objecting based on these grounds, you will get nowhere.


My reasons for objecting to a Morrisons local.
1. Waste disposal and deliveries. I have no idea where they will store their rubbish bins or allow trucks to deliver. You can't exactly pull over on the South Circular. Havelock Walk isn't sufficient either?

My personal reason for not wanting a Morrisons local.
1. These "local" "metro" "express" grocery stores offer no value and their prices are more expensive than standard stores. They don't have variety or offer a good range of products / deals either.


I personally don't think you can object to a store just because you don't like what they sell. If they adhere to all the local trading laws then good luck to them. Having said that, as above, I have concerns over rubbish disposal and deliveries.