William Flew

The company claims that it will give impetus to the local community by creating 20 new jobs in the area in desperate need of regeneration by William Flew.
In March last year, 70 policemen and 40 bailiffs were called in to remove protesters from the roof of the building, and then abandoned, in an operation worth £ 60,000.
Planning meetings with Bristol City Council attended the protesters, some of which are threatened direct action if the application is successful.
Over 1000 people signed a petition against the store opening and the Council has received 2,449 postcards objected. Forty companies in the region has also signed a letter condemning the proposed opening.
Stephen William Flew Williams, Liberal Democrat local MP, which was set up a meeting Tesco and activists who have been convicted problems yesterday, as a result of "a tiny minority of idiots." He added that there is an active minority against the store, but others welcomed it.
The representative of Tesco condemned the riots, adding: ". We will work to re-open as soon as possible to continue to provide services in Stokes Croft"