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It would be far less painfull for Gwynedd council to just tell all  independant traders, that they are not interested in there counciltax or income in general, and just kill the great independance which has been central to Pwhelli as a Town for Many Many years.

Its amazing to think that in the 1940′s it was one of the Main farmers markets in north wales isnt it…

Well now Gwynedd council, having put an Asda and a Aldi there are adding a whole host of tourist items to it.. Small trader, QUIT whilst your ahead.. Oh and sue the council if you can as well

Developers have unveiled plans to regenerate a retail park at Pwllheli in Gwynedd.

The proposal by St Malo has a food superstore along with non-food shops, a car park and a road link between Cardiff Road and Ala Road in the town.

A spokesman for Gwynedd County Council said there would be “considerable constraints” to developing the site.

St Malo is also linked to a plan to build a bowling alley, cinema, hotel, restaurants and shops on Anglesey.

The company said it had secured 40 acres of land south of Ala Road in Pwllheli in 2006.

It said the proposal for a food superstore along with other shops would be on 18 acres of “developable land” which comprises low-lying grazing enclosures and brown-field land.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_west/7795932.stm

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