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- Yr12: Industrial Change
- Yr13: Coastal Management
- Yr13 Hazards: Long and short term problems caused ...
- Yr12 Deindustrialisation
- Yr13 Managing Cities: Renewal of Magdalen Strret
- Unreported World
- Yr12: Would building a new runway benefit the Stan...
- Yr13: How segregated communities can cause problems
- Yr12 Migration
- Yr13 Hazards
- Year 12: Migration
- Yr12: Rainforest destruction protests
- Yr13: Hazards don't kill people, governments do
- Yr12 Climatic Hazards or Yr 13 Managing Cities
- Yr12 and 13: Climate Change
- Yr13 Hazards: Why MEDC's have a lower death toll
- Yr13 Managing Cities: London Low Emission Zone
- Yr 12 and Yr13 Norwich next the Sea?
- Yr12 Rainforests - using technology to help fight ...
- Yr 13 Mass Movement: How important is the role of ...
- Yr 12 and 13: A Level revision podcasts or geogpods
- Yr13 Hazards: How predictable are earthquakes?
- Yr13 - reducing river pollution
- Yr13 Earthquakes: Update from Balakot
- Yr12 Climatic Hazards: Are Tropical Revolving stor...
- Yr12 Water on the land: Should we let North Norfol...
- Yr12 Industrial Change: Gran gets own back
- Yr13 Hazards: New China network can report earthqu...
- Yr13 Managing Cities Should you pay more for your ...
- Yr12 Industrial Change
- Yr13 Hazards: Monserrat
- Yr13 Hazards Doctor Who
- Yr13 Managing Cities: How effective is the London ...
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1 comment:
To be honest, tesco has the majority share of the market in the uk anyway, so i can't see any reason why they won't be aloud to build a new one. The local shops will obviously lose trade but a tesco could have an advantage on local customers as they will be cheaper.
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