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Old 29-07-2008, 11:25 AM #1
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My local supermarket has been burnt to the ground.....

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We will now have to do all of the weekly shop in Tesco's who dont do happy chickens only very very unhappy ones
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Hm. I'm bored. What should I do today? How about I go burn down the local supermarket?

How stupid of whoever did that.
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Old 29-07-2008, 11:28 AM #3
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My local supermarket has been burnt to the ground.....

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We will now have to do all of the weekly shop in Tesco's who dont do happy chickens only very very unhappy ones
Did it get burnt down on purpose?

Hi Kiz by the way
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Old 29-07-2008, 11:35 AM #4
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Hey Elz darling...

It was ramraided last night and whoever did it tried to get the cash out with blow torches... which then set the place alight
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SUPERMARKET BURNS DOWN IN INFERNO
Thieves sparked a huge blaze which today devastated a Co-op superstore.

A gang is thought to have started the fire when they used acetylene torches to try to cut through an automatic cash machine at the store.

The heat from the volatile cutting equipment started the fire and set off the store's alarms, so the gang fled in panic, driving their getaway car into a neighbouring field where they set it alight before escaping.

Fire crews were called to the burning store, in Burley Road, Oakham, just before midnight.

Senior firefighters quickly sent for reinforcements when they realised the blaze was spreading out of control.

At its height, about 50 firefighters were on site, with appliances brought from across Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.

Incident commander Chris Bilby said that the building would have to be demolished to allow firefighters to put out the fire.

Efforts to tackle the blaze were initially hampered by metal security shutters at the superstore, which prevented crews getting to the fire.

Mr Bilby said once crews got inside, there were "several smaller explosions" from gas cylinders and they had to quickly get everyone out again.

He said the building was so unstable that it would have to be demolished.

Watch manager Kevin Woodhouse added: "We've been here since 1am. We can't go into the building to tackle the fire as it is too dangerous."

A spokesman for Leicestershire Constabulary said they were treating the incident as suspicious and the surrounding area had been cordoned off.

One witness, who did not wish to be named, said: "I could smell the fire before I could see it. When I came round the corner, on to Burley Road, I could see dozens of blue lights flashing, more than I have ever seen.

"The fire seemed to be contained in the building but I could see flames coming out of the roof and there was thick smoke pouring out.

"There were firemen everywhere, there must have been a dozen engines."

Nobody was in the building when the fire started.

Burley Road has been closed from the junction with Burley Park Road and Langham Lane.

Police said the road was likely to remain closed for much of this morning as investigations continue.
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That's awful..well I hope they catch whoever did this.
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Something happens in Rutland Shocker!!!
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It's a major thing in such a rural place
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Something happens in Rutland Shocker!!!
I'd say..... the jungle drums were going early this morning
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I have shopped in there a few time when working in the area.
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We only had two supermarkets to start with.

Now we have one and it is a rubbish Tesco's with a very poor range of some food goods.
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We only had two supermarkets to start with.

Now we have one and it is a rubbish Tesco's with a very poor range of some food goods.
Its Corby asda for us then
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Do Morrisons do happy chicken? The one near me is good for meat and fish even if they have no idea how to run a store. I get angry when ever I shop there.

There is one in Corby.

http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Store-Fin...0&lon=-0.70710
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I'm not a Morrisons fan, its very old school.

There is a bigger Tesco's in Melton... but lets face it.... its in Melton

I dont mind Tesco but its always choca block and now because its the only supermarket for 8 or 9 miles its going to be even busier
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Do Morrisons do happy chicken? The one near me is good for meat and fish even if they have no idea how to run a store. I get angry when ever I shop there.

There is one in Corby.

http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Store-Fin...0&lon=-0.70710
Somerfield have happier chickens, that are slow growing and given more room. There is a store in Stamford. I guess we will have to go there and stock up and put them in the freezer.

The thing is the intensively produced birds don't taste as nice.
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Here are the other Co-op's in your area. It does not say how big they are though.

37 High Street, ColsterworthNG33 5NE 01476 860291 10 miles from you.

High Street, Corby Glen, GranthamNG33 4LX 01476 550233 13 miles from you.
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You have a farm shop 2 and a bit miles from you. Could be worth a look.

Ashwell Farm Shop

Rutland Village,
Langham Place,
Ashwell Rd,
Oakham,
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LE15 7QN
Tel: 01572 759492
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You have a farm shop 2 and a bit miles from you. Could be worth a look.

Ashwell Farm Shop

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Oh we know that one..... we would have to re-mortgage the house to buy a chicken from there. Its very very pricey. We do have a lovely farm shop even nearer where they have happy chickens poping out happy eggs but sadly the chickens arent on sale to eat.... just lay
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Twas just a thought. Has my thinking cap on.
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Its a lovely farm shop but as you must well know Rutland has some very posh folk here who like the finer things in life. Reds just been sent to Tesco on a lunch run but I bet its packed
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Well you will pay the price for being a posh bird.

I could go to my local Co-op and overnight some happy chicken to you... for a small fee of course. You would look well posh having your chicken privately shipped in.

They just had a clip of it on the, what is coming up section of East Midlands Today.
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I'm not a Morrisons fan, its very old school.

There is a bigger Tesco's in Melton... but lets face it.... its in Melton

I dont mind Tesco but its always choca block and now because its the only supermarket for 8 or 9 miles its going to be even busier
Order it online and get a delivery, just don't use Asda they always forget half of your shopping. And if you buy branded stuff, it shouldn't really matter where it comes from?
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Ah no, I half feel your pain...

In Lancaster (populated a lot by students) they only have a Sainsbury's... yes because students can afford that.

There is an Asda in Morecambe, but it takes 2 buses now.
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Urgh, I'd hate having just Tesco nearby...it's handy sometimes but there's not a lot of choice.
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