Well done to all involved. Brilliant to hear about it. Another fine set of actions with well practised and finely tuned tactics - Delia would be proud.

This must have cost Sainsburys dear and the police looked like fools with GM egg on their faces to have had some kind of advanced warning (remember your phone etiquette all you active people) and yet still failed to prevent the actions from taking place successfully.

This kind of direct action restores my faith (a little) in the whole activist 'scene'. It is an action with a very specific purpose, a clear aim and apparently perfectly executed unlike most of the so-called actions that take place these days that seem to be little more than conflict with cops and people trying to find some kind of action for the sake of doing an action rather than meeting a need in relation to a campaign.

Long may the humble scafold and arm tube piss of the machinery of capitalism.

Jolly good show I say!

The Land is Key.

Until we resolve the complex issues around the land, rural issues, and the confusing wild card element of class, this country will be divided.

Support the farmers!

Boycott Sainsbury's Own Brand Milk, Cheese, Yoghurt, Cream and Ice Cream.

Complain to the Manager or at the Customer Services Desk. Or ring the ‘customer care line’ on 0800 63 62 62.

Tell Sainsbury’s National Director to pay farmers a fair price for their milk. Demand that they give a final phase-out date for all GM feed.

Write to:
Justin King, Group Chief Executive,
J Sainsbury plc,
33 Holborn,
London.
EC1N 2HT

Don’t take no for an answer.

Five years ago Sainsbury’s tried to sell GM food, but when their customers complained, they eventually removed the GM ingredients from their shelves. Public opinion has also recently stopped the commercial growing of GM crops in the UK. We can stop the threat of GM here and elsewhere in the world if we all speak out.

This leaflet was produced by a coalition of independent farming, science and consumer groups, including Farmers for Action, the Small and Family Farmers Alliance, The Small Farms Association, FARM, the Wholesome Food Association, the Institute of Science in Society, Genetic Food Alert and the Genetic Engineering Network.

For further information look at
 http://www.geneticsaction.org.uk
 http://www.farm.org.uk
 http://www.i-sis.org.uk

In 2001, Sainsbury's promised to "phase out the use of GM feed to the animals which produce their meat and dairy products" but tons of GM animal feed are still being shipped into the UK to feed the animals that supply the dairy products in this supermarket.
Genetic engineering is a totally new way of creating living things. It involves taking
part of the genetic blueprint from one species, such as a type of soil bacteria, and adding it, along with part of a virus gene, into an unrelated species, such as maize.

Most GM crops are engineered to be resistant to the company’s own weedkiller, so they can be sprayed with more chemicals while they’re growing. GM pollen carries an unpredictable living pollution that reproduces itself and cannot be seen or contained.

Despite the claims from biotech corporations that GM is needed to feed the hungry, GM has not increased yield, and we already produce one and a half times the food needed to feed the world. GM seeds are patented and give corporations huge control over the food supply.

Hundreds of thousands of poor farmers in Argentina have already been driven off the land to make way for GM agriculture.

Sainsbury’s don’t need GM feed imports to produce their food.

Marks and Spencer and the Co-op both sell non-GM reared meat and dairy as standard.

At present, the only way you can be certain of avoiding GM fed dairy products in Sainsbury’s is to buy organic.

The Food Standards Agency maintain that genes from GM feed do not end up in milk. This statement is deceptive, as no one is claiming that they do. The problem is that there have been no independent safety tests to find out what effect eating GM may have on cows, on their milk, or on the people that drink it.

“As a scientist, I wouldn’t drink milk from cows fed GM maize with the present state of
knowledge”
Prof. Bob Orskov OBE, Director International Feed Resource Unit in Aberdeen

In 1990, John Gummer, the Agriculture Minister, assured farmers and consumers that it was 'perfectly safe' to feed sheep brains to cattle.

Both farmers and consumers paid the cost of the resultant BSE disaster. Now the Food Standards Agency are assuring farmers and consumers that it is perfectly safe to feed GM soya and maize to cattle.

Sainsbury’s milk purchasing policies are also hurting UK farmers. The price farmers get for milk has dropped to about 5p a pint, while the price Sainsbury’s sell it to you has risen to 29p a pint.

“Sainsbury’s suppliers now pay farmers less than their production cost for their milk. If this doesn’t change soon, thousands more small farmers will go under. Buying GM animal feed contributes to the devastation of farmers in places like Argentina. We don’t want to use it. We need Sainsbury’s to pay us a fair price for GM free milk”
John Sherrell, farmer, Devon

Fifty years ago, farmers got about half of every £1 spent by shoppers - today they get less than 8p in the £1. As a result an average of 11 farmers go bust every day and 1 commits suicide every week.

“Kill the Farmer, and you kill the countryside.”
John Sanderson, farer, Suffolk

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 http://www.geneticsaction.org.uk/resources/alliancesainsburys.pdf

cool action head about it on 5 live

did you do any pre-announcement for this? no

how you hook up with the farmers


is it just me or are the english very found of locks ons?

Are the english fond of lock ons? Maybe, at least in some sectors of the activist 'community'. Lock-ons in this country can be extremely effective. We have a certain privilege in this country that we can exploit our vunerabilty in true gandhi style whereas in some other countries, it is understandable impossible or stupid to consider such tatics.

Here we can usually expect that the authorities will have to deal will us as humans and spend considerable time either negotiating or cutting us out. In other countries you might be tortured, mutalatated or killed - so obviously not much use as a tactic. Even in the UK it is not unheard of for police to attempt to torture people out of lock-ons (especially in regard to animal rights actions, which for some reasons seem to be seen as very different to most other campaign areas by the police). Of course such treatment offers opportunity to sue the police and that perhaps tempers the overtly violent responces.

Perhaps since we live in such a 'privileged' situation, we should take full advantage of it. Some might go as far as to say that it is in fact our duty to take advantage of our privileged position to do stuff that might not be possible or sensible elsewhere in the world. If this is the case then perhaps the brits are not yet using these and similar tactics as much as they could.

The times are changing but as it stands we in this country can get away with stuff that would not even be considered elsewhere. In this light I think it suprising just how few such actions actually take place here. The cop on our shoulder is very effective. Peoples fear prevents them from taking effective action more than the law itself.

Long live the lock-on.

The media coverage of the Sainsbury's blockades was predictably hopeless. Fortunately the action was not primarily for the media. No national paper seems to have covered it at all. No version even mentions fair prices for farmers - a message that was on every banner and highlighted in press releases. Most of the coverage originates from Associated Press - who decided not to even mention GM in their title - Protesters charged with obstruction. They were only interested in the number of arrests - which suggests that their investigative journalism technique is to ignore all press releases, ask the police if there were any interesting stories that night then call Sainsbury's for comments.

In contrast, local protests at supermarkets - especially when they're photogenic or involve farmers - attract lots of media interest from local papers desperate for interesting news. Supermarket actions in the next few days could be a great way to get news of the depot actions into local papers. [eg see: www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2004/07/294383.html ]

The following tedious news items were found via  http://news.google.com

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Eleven charged over GM protests
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/coventry_warwickshire/3862593.stm
BBC News, UK - Jul 3, 2004
Eleven people have been charged after a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's depot in Coleshill in Warwickshire. Protesters want ...

Depot Protesters Charged with Obstructing Highway
 http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=3157270
Scotland on Sunday, UK - Jul 2, 2004
By Tim Walsh, PA News. Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury’s distribution depot were tonight charged ...

Arrests at Sainsbury GM protests
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/3859607.stm
BBC News, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Police have arrested several people at anti-GM demonstrations held outside five Sainsbury's distribution centres. The protesters ...

Arrests follow GM food protests
 http://iccoventry.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/0150swarksnews/tm_objectid=14387433&method=full&siteid=50003&headline=arrests-floow-gm-food-protests-name_page.html
ic Coventry, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Twelve protesters were arrested in north Warwickshire early today after a protest at a Sainsbury's distribution centre. About 50 ...

Twenty Arrested in Protests at Sainsbury's Depots
 http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=3155367
Edinburgh Evening News, UK - Jul 2, 2004
By Graham Hiscott, Consumer Affairs Correspondent, PA News. Twenty protesters were arrested following demonstrations outside distribution ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
 http://icsouthlondon.icnetwork.co.uk/0100news/nationalnews/tm_objectid=14389460&method=full&siteid=50100&headline=protesters-charged-with-obstruction-name_page.html
ic SouthLondon.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Berkshire.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Wales, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Essex.co.uk, UK - Jul 3, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic NorthWales, UK - Jul 3, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Harrow.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Huddersfield.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Hounslow.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic CheshireOnline, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic North London Online, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Ealing.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Liverpool, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Solihull.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic SurreyOnline.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Coventry, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Teesside.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Uxbridge.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Croydon, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
The Sentinel, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic theWarf.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Kent, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Staines.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Newcastle.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
Derby Evening Telegraph, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Scotland.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
ic Birmingham.co.uk, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

Protesters charged with obstruction
Ananova, UK - Jul 2, 2004
Eleven protesters arrested in a demonstration outside a Sainsbury's distribution depot have been charged with wilful obstruction of the highway. ...

all well and good, but there is something about all this that I find deeply objectionable. What is the message this protest is trying to convey here? 'We want our milk to be GM free', it seems to me. There is only a passing mention of any concern in relation to the welfare of the animals that are being exploited here. Organic or non-organic, genetically modified or not, farmers shouldn't be exploiting cattle to produce it, Sainsbury's shouldn't be supplying it and you shouldn't be drinking it. It was never meant for you. If you really care, find another source of 'nutrition'.

You will be suprised to know that many of the people taking part in these actions and organising them, are actually vegan. It may seem strange that vegans would be working with farmers on this issue but this issue is NOT about milk. The issue is about keeping total domination of the food chain out of the hands of the likes of monsanto and bayer. GM will give multinationals complete control and we will all lose.

Strategic alliances with farmers makes sence (even for vegans) as the driving force behind the denaturing of our food and of it's production is the driving force behind the constant cost cutting that forces farmers off the land and animals into factory farm conditions. It might seem strange working with dairy farmers as a vegan but we have far more in common with these people than the CEO of Sainsbury or Bayer etc. Try talking to farmers (and I don't mean in confrontational situations) and you might be suprised.

Animal liberation isn't the be-all and end-all of issues and veganism isn't by itself, a solution to the worlds problems. It's all to easy to lead a junk food, convenience vegan life style while ignoring that fact that the processed packaged soya products most rely on have been grown by expolited people with massive petrolchemical input on land that has been cleared of wildlife and is now being trashed, then the crop is transported most of the way round the world to be processed and driven by truck to be sold to some self-rightious vegan in a supermarket while local shops vanish and low prices prevent farming in this country from being viable.

GM is an issue that we are winning. GM animal fed is currently providing the biotech industry with a financial life line. The supermarkets are the key in this country and public pressure and direct action has a history of being very effective on this matter.

The food economy is the first that needs changing, and supermarkets need stopping.

Food is the one thing that everyone, everywhere, needs every day. This means that even smallest postive changes in the way we grow, distribute and eat food can have huge postive impacts: low organic food production and distribution increases food saftefy, decreases resource use and hence pollution and global warming, generates employment, protects biodiversity and keeps wealth in the local area.

Keep up the good work! :)

Last Saturday (3.7.04) saw local people leaflet the lancaster sainsbury's store for the 10th time in three months.

What was different this time was that staff were keen to take leaflets (previously they'd refused to take any), and the manager actually listened to why we were stood outside his store (previously not shown any interest in why we were there, only what he could do to stop us coming in).

Staff must have know something was up, because they were scurrying round trying to make the chilled goods shelves look full. On Fri they were moving goods forward, and by sat they'd given up on that, preferring to leave some chiller cabinets completely empty in order to try to make others look stocked. Even the stocked shelves only had products three or four rows deep. Milk was mainly from Wiseman's Dairy, rather than Sainsbury's own, and they were displaying meat (50% off!) with a best before date of that day - they must have raided the skips to fill the shelves!

The manager was very put out by the suggestion that Sainsbury's were selling milk from cows not fed on GM products - he'd not heard anything about it at all. We pointed out that this proves Sainsbury's can do it if they want to, and that it's no good hiding the new gm-free milk so they can claim later that nobody bought it.

So go and visit your local sainsbury's, have a look to see if they're chilled goods section is still empty, and have a chat with the manager about Sainsbury's new line in milk. their press release: "Sainsbury's to offer customers milk from cows fed on non-gm feed" is on:  http://www.j-sainsbury.co.uk/media/news_view.cfm?article=409

Type in your postcode or town or county or London district at:

 http://www.sainsburys.com/storelocator/

and you will get a list of several of your nearest Sainsbury's stores with addresses and contact details.

Members of the alliance challenging Sainsbury's milk policies include the following farming, science and activist groups:

FARM: The Independent Voice of Farmers www.farm.org.uk
FFA: Farmers For Action www.farmersforaction.org
FUW: Farmers Union of Wales www.fuw.org.uk
GEN: Genetic Engineering Network www.geneticsaction.org.uk
GFA: Genetic Food Alert  rjvint@globalnet.co.uk
I-SiS: Institute of Science in Society www.i-sis.org.uk
SFA: Small Farms Association www.small-farms-association.co.uk
SFFA: Small and Family Farms Alliance  michael@mhart.fsbusiness.co.uk
WFA: Wholesome Food Association www.domainomania.com/wfa


KEY REPORTS AND PAGES FROM THESE AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS:

Joint Sainsbury's Milk Campaign leaflet:
www.geneticsaction.org.uk/resources/alliancesainsburys.pdf

A Rough Guide to the UK Farming Crisis:
www.corporatewatch.org.uk/agriculture/farmreport.pdf

What's wrong with supermarkets?
www.corporatewatch.org.uk/pages/whats_wrong_suprmkts.htm
www.corporatewatch.org.uk/profiles/food_supermarkets/supermarkets.pdf
www.corporatewatch.org.uk/profiles/food_supermarkets/supermarkets_leaflet.pdf

Breaking the Armlock: alliance of 14 farming, environmental and consumer organisations fighting supermarket exploitation:
www.breakingthearmlock.com

Genetically Modified Animal Feed:
www.togg.org.uk/resources/animal%20feed.pdf

Nine reasons why UK farmers should say NO to GM maize
www.farm.org.uk/FM_Content.aspx?ID=175

GM Crops: Sorting the Wheat from the Chaff:
www.farm.org.uk/documents/GMBrief.execsumm.pdf

Tackling the farming crisis - together:
www.corporatewatch.org.uk/newsletter/issue2/nl2ed.html

The National Farmers' Union: friend to big business, not to small farmers:
www.corporatewatch.org.uk/profiles/nfu/nfu.htm

GM Milk Can Be Ditched Overnight
www.farm.org.uk/FM_PopNews.aspx?id=97
Steps to a GM-Free Future for the UK Dairy Industry
www.small-farms-association.co.uk/htm/news.htm

Off Your Trolley?: The Politics of Shopping:
www.domainomania.com/wfa/trolley.html

Milk Prices:
www.milkprices.com

Small Farms Association calls for Moratorium on GM Crops
www.small-farms-association.co.uk/htm/news.htm

29.3.04 Environmentalists and FFA Work Together
www.farmersforaction.org/press_releases.htm
"Leading environmentalists and farmers representative bodies met on Saturday 27 March 2004 in Bristol to discuss the current situation surrounding the growing of GM crops in the UK and also the current serious situation regarding falling milk prices. It was decided at this meeting that a series of direct action campaigns would begin in early summer, the message to be sent being very clear - No to GM, the consumer does not want it and fair prices for farmers"

Farmers For Action: Dairy Industry News:
www.farmersforaction.org/dairy.htm

FARM backs Farmers for Action
www.farm.org.uk/FM_Content.aspx?ID=106
"Congratulations to Farmers for Action (FFA) for forcing discount supermarket, Lidl, to drop its plans to cut farmgate milk prices by 1.3p per litre. Farmers for Action's tried and tested tactic of blockading supermarket distribution depots paid off. farm members - and anyone else - can back up FFA's action and help ram home the message that farmers and consumers won't stand for farmgate prices below the cost of production by using farm's 'Fair Prices for Farmers & Consumers' stickers inside Lidl - and other supermarket - stores. FFA are also asking consumers to check up on the rumour that Lidl are importing milk from Poland to undercut UK dairy farmers. Please forward any evidence of such to:  secretary@farmersforaction.org For more information on Farmers for Action, visit their website www.farmersforaction.org "

In 1999 the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) reps from every African nation jointly condemned Monsanto's efforts to force GM on Africa. Monsanto urgently called on PR company Burston Marsteller to tackle the crisis. The advice to the whole industry was never to admit that African farmers and leaders opposed GM and to pretend that all the opposition originated from white, middle class Europeans - specifically Greenpeace - who were happy for African babies to die in the interest of their extremist ideology. The biotech industry and their allies have since then blamed every anti-GM protest in Africa and every protest by peasant farmers on Greenpeace. Sainsbury's are now pretending that the joint farmer and activist blockade of their depots was arranged by Greenpeace - see emailed statement below. Greenpeace seem impressed by the action but have had to tell dozens of journalists who called them that this was completely independent from them....

> From: Parveen Johal [mailto: Parveen.Johal@sainsburys.co.uk]
> Sent: Monday, July 05, 2004 2:06 PM
> Subject: Statement
>
> We're disappointed that Greenpeace has chosen to target us when this is
> clearly an industry issue. Overall all of our depots have responded very
> well in ensuring minimum disruption to service. Our milk does not contain
> GM ingredients. Milk is highly regulated and like all supermarkets, we are
> subject to stringent food safety controls. Our milk is sourced from
> British dairy farms that supply other UK supermarkets, like Tesco and Asda
> - as well as hotels, schools and hospitals. The Food Standards Agency has
> categorically stated that there is no evidence that milk from animals fed
> on GM crops contains any GM material.
>
> To offer choice to our customers, we have launched a new milk from cows
> fed on non-GM feed which is now in over 100 stores.

They also can't face the truth that Fair Farmgate Price protestors / farmers have got together with GM protestors as they failed to even admit that the blockades were also about the exploitation of farmers. Looks like they can't admit to the breadth of support for this campaign!

DEVON
Pinhoe Road
1 Hill Barton Road,
Exeter
EX1 3PF

Alphington Road
Alphington Road,
Exeter
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Exeter
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Exeter
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Newton Abbot
Keyberry Road Penn Inn,
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Torquay
Nicholson Road,
Torquay
TQ2 7HT

Paignton
Brixham Road,
Paignton
TQ4 7PE

Marsh Mills
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Plymouth
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Barnstaple
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Barnstaple
EX31 3NH

Plymouth
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Plymouth
PL1 1LE



SOMERSET
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Street
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Winterstoke Road
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Sherborne
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Stroud
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Gloucester
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Shirley
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Southampton
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Winchester
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Winchester
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Broadcut
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Fareham
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Portsmouth
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Portsmouth
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Farlington
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Portsmouth
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Kempshott
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Basingstoke
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Basingstoke
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Horsham
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Crawley
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Dorking
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CR0 4XT

Croydon (Central)
The Mall 19 Whitgift Centre,
Croydon
CR0 1UP

Warlingham
631 Limpsfield Road,
Warlingham
CR6 9DU

Wallington
2 Stafford Road,
Wallington
SM6 9AA

North Cheam
566 London Road,
North Cheam
SM3 9AA

Kiln Lane
Kiln Lane,
Epsom
KT17 1EQ

Redhill
The Warwick Quadrant London Road,
Redhill
RH1 1DL

Surbiton
50-58 Victoria Road,
Surbiton
KT6 4NG

Kingston (Central)
Eden Walk Eden Street,
Kingston
KT1 1BP

Kingston New
Surrey Basin Richmond Road,
Kingston-upon-thames
KT2 5EN

North Cheam
566 London Road,
North Cheam
SM3 9AA

Walton (New)
52 New Zealand Avenue,
Walton-on-thames
KT12 1AD

St. Clares
303 Uxbridge Road,
Hampton
TW12 1AW

181 High Street,
Beckenham

Chislehurst
73 High Street,
Chislehurst
BR7 5AG

Locksbottom
Pallant Way,
Orpington
BR6 8NZ

Orpington
Walnuts Centre,
Orpington
BR6 0TW

Berkshire

7 Princess Square,
Bracknell
RG12 1LS

Bagshot Road
Ringmead,
Bracknell
RG12 3SS

Bracknell Local
Bagshot Road,
Bracknell
RG12 9RP

Newbury
Kings Street,
Newbury
RG14 5RB

52-55 Friar Street,
Reading
Berkshire
RG1 1DX

Shinfield
211 Shinfield Road,
Reading
RG2 8HA

Broad Street Reading
7 - 8 Broadstreet,
Reading
RG1 2DE

Calcot (Savacentre)
A4 Bath Road Calcot,
Reading
RG31 7QA

Winnersh
King Street Lane Winnersh,
Wokingham
RG41 5AR

Taplow
Lake End Road,
Maidenhead
SL6 0QH

Maidenhead
Providence Place,
Maidenhead
SL6 8AG

Staines
The Causeway,
Staines
TW18 3AP

Kempshott
Wallop Drive Hatch Warren,
Basingstoke
RG22 4TW

Walton (New)
52 New Zealand Avenue,
Walton-on-thames
KT12 1AD

Cobham
Bridge Way,
Cobham
KT11 1HW

Uxbridge
York Road,
Middlesex
UB8 1QW

Hampton
30 Tangley Park Road Hampton Nursery Lands,
Hampton
TW12 3YH

St. Clares
303 Uxbridge Road,
Hampton
TW12 1AW

OXFORDSHIRE

Heyford Hill
Heyford Hill Littlemore,
Oxford
OX4 4XR

Park Street Thame (Local)
50 Park Street,
Thame
OX9 3HS

Oxford
21 Westgate,
Oxford
OX1 1NX

Northgate
Unit 2, Northgate Quarter Magdalen Street,
Oxford
OX1 3NA

Wantage
Limborough Road,
Wantage
OX12 9AJ

Kidlington
Oxford Road,
Kidlington
OX5 2PE

Witney
Witan Way,
Witney
OX28 6FF

Watchmoor Park
Blackwater Valley Road,
Camberley
GU15 3YN

Camberley
6 Camberley Walk,
Camberley
GU15 3SW

Farnborough
23 Kingsmead Centre,
Farnborough
GU14 7SL

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Beaconsfield
Maxwell Road,
Beaconsfield
HP9 1QH

High Wycombe
Dovecot Road,
High Wycombe
HP13 5HL

Marlow Local
High Street,
Marlow
SL7 1AU

Chesham
Elgiva Lane,
Chesham
HP5 2YA

Aylesbury
13-19 Buckingham Street,
Aylesbury
HP20 2LA

London Colney
Barnet Road London Colney,
St Albans
AL2 1BG

Chertsey
Heriot Road Guildford Street,
Chertsey
KT16 9AG

West Ealing
2-14 Melbourne Avenue,
London
W13 9BT

Radlett Local
74/76 Watling Street,
Radlett
WD7 7NP


BEDFORDSHIRE

Dunstable
2-8 Luton Road,
Dunstable
LU5 4RF

Bramingham Park
Quantock Rise Bramingham Park,
Luton
LU3 4AB

Luton
34 Dunstable Road Bury Park,
Luton
LU1 1DY

Hitchin (New)
Whinbush Road,
Hitchin
SG5 1PU

Bletchley
27 The Concourse Brunel Centre,
Bletchley
MK2 2ES

Letchworth
Letchworth Business Park Third Avenue,
Letchworth
SG6 2HX

Stevenage
The Poplars Magpie Crescent,
Stevenage
SG2 7DU

Coreys Mill
Hitchin Road,
Stevenage
SG1 4AE

Milton Keynes
703 Avebury Boulevard Secklow Gate,
Milton Keynes
MK9 3NN

Aylesbury
13-19 Buckingham Street,
Aylesbury
HP20 2LA

Chesham
Elgiva Lane,
Chesham
HP5 2YA

Kempston
Bedford Road,
Kempston
MK42 8AY

London Colney
Barnet Road London Colney,
St Albans
AL2 1BG

Biggleswade
Bells Brook,
Biggleswade
SG18 0NA

Fairfield Park
90 Clapham Road,
Bedford
MK41 7PJ

High Wycombe
Dovecot Road,
High Wycombe
HP13 5HL

Beaconsfield
Maxwell Road,
Beaconsfield
HP9 1QH

HERTFORDSHIRE

St Albans
Everard Close,
St Albans
AL1 2QU

Marshalswick
185 Marshalswick Lane Marshalswick,
St Albans
AL1 4UY

London Colney
Barnet Road London Colney,
St Albans
AL2 1BG

Radlett Local
74/76 Watling Street,
Radlett
WD7 7NP

Harpenden
31 High Street,
Harpenden
AL5 2RU

Watford
Albert Road South,
Watford
WD17 1PE
Dome Roundabout North Western Avenue,
Watford
WD25 9JS

Woodhall Farm
Shenley Road Woodhall Farm Est,
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 7QH

Apsley Mills
London Road,
Hemel Hempstead
HP3 9QZ

Welwyn Garden City
44 Church Road,
Welwyn Garden City
AL8 6PS

Waltham Cross
72 Waltham Cross Shopping Pavillion,
London
EN8 7BZ

ESSEX

Braintree
1 Tofts Walk,
Braintree
CM7 1XH

Harlow
Fifth Avenue / Allende Avenue,
Harlow
CM20 2AG

Chipping Ongar
Bansons Lane,
Ongar
CM5 9AR

2 White Hart Lane,
Chelmsford
CM2 5PH

Tollgate,
Colchester
CO3 8RH

12 Torrington Drive Glc Debden Est,
Loughton
IG10 3SZ

Old Station Road,
Loughton
IG10 4PE

Brentwood
51 William Hunter Way,
Brentwood
CM14 4WQ

Colchester
14 Priory Walk,
Colchester
CO1 1LG

Barkingside
92-100 Tanners Lane Barkingside,
Ilford
IG6 1QE

Romford (New)
Waterloo Road,
Romford
RM1 1AU

KENT

Chislehurst
73 High Street,
Chislehurst
BR7 5AG

Locksbottom
Pallant Way,
Orpington
BR6 8NZ

Beckenham
181 High Street,
Beckenham
BR3 1AH

Bromley
Walters Yard,
Bromley
BR1 1TP

West Wickham
76-80 Station Road,
West Wickham
BR4 0PU

Station Approach (Local)
7 Station Approach,
Hayes
BR2 7EQ

Orpington
Walnuts Centre,
Orpington
BR6 0TW

Blendon
510 Blackfen Road Sherwood Park Avenue,
Sidcup
DA15 9NT

Crayford
Stadium Way,
Dartford
DA1 4HW

Dartford
Priory Centre Instone Road,
Dartford
DA1 2HS

Bexleyheath
72 Broadway,
Bexleyheath
DA6 7DS

Pepper Hill
Wingfield Bank,
Northfleet
DA11 8JH

EAST SUSSEX

Newhaven Harbour
The Drove,
Newhaven
BN9 0LT

Lewes Road
93 Lewes Road,
Brighton
BN2 3QA

London Road
1-4 London Road,
Brighton
BN1 4JA

West Hove
361-367 Old Shoreham Road,
Hove
BN3 7GD

Eastbourne
63 Arndale Centre,
Eastbourne
BN21 3NW

Hampden Park Broadwater Way,
Eastbourne
BN22 9PW

Bexhill
1 Buckhurst Place Station Road,
Bexhill-on-sea
TN39 3NY

Sedlescombe Road
John Macadam Way St Lenords-on-sea,
Hastings
TN37 7SQ

Maidstone (New)
Romney Place,
Maidstone
ME15 6SF

Kiln Lane
Epsom
KT17 1EQ

LONDON
SOUTH EAST

Waterloo Local
101 Waterloo Road,
London
SE1 8XP

Borough High Street
116 - 126 Borough High Street Southwark,
London
SE1 1LB

Herne Hill Local
132a Herne Hill Herne Hill,
London
SE24 9QH

Eltham
1a Philliport Path Eltham,
London
SE9 5DL

New Cross Gate
263 New Cross Road New Cross,
London
SE14 5UL

Deptford
101 Evelyn Street Deptford,
London
SE8 5RJ

Greenwich
Bugsbys Way,
Greenwich
SE10 0QJ


Deptford
101 Evelyn Street Deptford,
London
SE8 5RJ

New Cross Gate
263 New Cross Road New Cross,
London
SE14 5UL

Stansted Road (Local)
163 - 165 Stansted Road Forest Hill,
London
SE23 1HP

Lee Green
14 Burnt Ash Road Lee Green, Lewisham,
London
SE12 8PZ

Lewisham
33 Riverdale The Lewisham Shopping Centre,
London
SE13 7EP

Lewisham (Local)
357-361 High Street Lewisham,
London
SE13

80 Dog Kennel Hill Dulwich,
London
SE22 8AA

Crystal Palace
122 Whitehorse Lane,
Crystal Palace
SE25 6XB

Penge
158-162 High Street Penge,
London
SE20 7QS

Sydenham (Savacentre)
Southend Lane,
London
SE26 4PU

Forest Hill
44-48 London Road Forest Hill,
London
SE23 3HF

LONDON - EAST & CITY

Whitechapel
1 Cambridge Heath Road,
London
E1 5SD

Lombard Street
10 - 15 Lombard Street,
London
EC3V 9AU

Cannon Street Local
98 - 106 Cannon Street,
London
EC4N 6EU

Dalston
Kingsland Shopping Centre Kingsland High Street, Dalston,
London
E8 2LX

Stratford
38-40 The Mall The Stratford Centre,
London
E15 1XE

Walthamstow
High Street,
London
E17 7JY

South Woodford
126 George Lane,
London
E18 1AY

Chingford
13 Hall Lane,
Chingford
E4 8HH

Holborn (Local)
60 Fetter Lane Holborn,
London
EC1N 2HT

LONDON-
WEST & WEST CENTRAL

Oxford Street Local
113-117 Oxford Street,
London
W1D 2HW

7-9 Marble Arch Tower 55 Bryanston Street, Marble Arch,
London
W1H 7AP

Tottenham Court Road
15-17 Tottenham Court Road,
London
W1T 1BJ

29-35 Mortimer Street,
London
W1T 3JQ

Shepherds Bush
164 Uxbridge Road Shepherds Bush,
London
W12 8AA

South Ealing (Local)
35-39 South Ealing Road,
London
W5 4QT

Ealing Broadway Local
30-34 The Broadway,
Ealing
W5 5NP

Westbourne Grove (Local)
88-94 Westbourne Grove,
London
W2 5RT

Paddington Station Local
Unit R17 Paddington Station,
London
W2 1YY

West Ealing
2-14 Melbourne Avenue,
London
W13 9BT

Chiswick
31 Essex Place Chiswick,
London
W4 5UT

Chiswick (Local)
118-120 Chiswick High Road Chiswick,
London
W4 1PU

Hammersmith King Street
49-63 King Street Hammersmith,
London
W6 9HW

Hammersmith (Local)
179-183 Fulham Palace Road Hammersmith,
London
W6 8QX

Ladbroke Grove
2 Canal Way,
Ladbroke Grove
W10 5AA

Holborn Mid City Place Local
Holborn,
London
WC1B 6BA

Charing Cross
Unit 6 135-137 Charing Cross Road,
London
WC2H 0EE

Holborn (Central)
Aviation House 129-133 Kingsway, Holborn,
London
WC2B 6NH

Covent Garden Local
3-11 Southampton Road,
London
WC2E 7HA

LONDON
SOUTH WEST

Chelsea Bluebird
350 Kings Road Chelsea,
London
SW3 5UU

Sloane Avenue (Local)
Sloane Avenue Chelsea,
London
SW3 3DJ

Brompton Road Knightsbridge,
London
SW3 1JJ

Putney
2-6 Werter Road,
Putney
SW15 2LJ

Putney Local
105 Lower Richmond Road,
Putney
SW15 1EU

Roehampton Local
237 Roehampton Lane,
Wolsey Walk
SW15 4LB

Pimlico
99 Wilton Road,
London
SW1V 1DT

Earls Court (Local)
160 Earls Court Road,
Earls Court
SW5 9RQ

Fulham
51 Townsmead Road Fulham,
London
SW6 2SY

Fulham Broadway (Central)
Unit 17 Fulham Broadway Retail Centre Fulham Road,
London
SW6 1BW

Cromwell Road
158a Cromwell Road,
Kensington
SW7 4EJ

Beaufort Street (Local)
295-297 Fulham Road Fulham,
London
SW10 9PZ

Brixton Road Local
425 Brixton Road Brixton,
London
SW9 8HE

Balham Hill (Local)
19-23 Balham Hill Clapham,
London
SW12 9DY

Clapham
Clapham High Street,
Clapham
SW4 7SL

Tooting
71-77 Tooting High Street,
London
SW17 0TQ

Merton (Savacentre)
1 Merton High Street Merton,
London
SW19 1DD

Wandsworth
45 Garrett Lane,
London
SW18 4AD


Streatham Common
480-496 Streatham High Road,
London
SW16 3PY

Streatham (Local)
172-176 Streatham High Road,
Streatham
SW16 1BJ

Balham
149-151 Balham High Road,
London
SW12 9AU

Wimbledon
8-12 Worple Road,
London
SW19 4DD

Clapham
Clapham High Street,
Clapham
SW4 7SL

Victoria New
Victoria Street Victoria,
London
SW1E 6SH

LONDON
NORTH WEST

Finchley Road
241-279 Finchley Road Swiss Cottage,
London
NW3 6LU

Hendon
Unit 4 Hyde Estate Road,
Hendon
NW9 6JX

Golders Green
612 Finchley Road,
London
NW11 7RX

Kilburn
88-92 Kilburn High Road Kilburn,
London
NW6 4HS

Camden
17-21 Camden Road Camden,
London
NW1 9LJ

Mornington Crescent (Local)
10-12 Camden High Street Camden,
London
NW1 0JH

Chalk Farm Road
76 - 77 Chalk Farm Road,
London
NW1 8AN

Euston Tower (Local)
Units 3 & 4 Euston Tower Regents Place,
London
NW1 3DN

NORTH LONDON

Winchmore Hill
681 Green Lanes,
London
N21 3RS

Highlands Village
Highlands Avenue Winchmore Hill,
Enfield
N21 1UD

Tottenham
867-879 High Road,
London
N17 8EY

Wood Green New
52 - 54 High Road Wood Green,
London
N22 6BX

Muswell Hill
12 Fortis Green Road Muswell Hill,
London
N10 3HN

Muswell Hill Local
Colney Hatch Lane Pages Lane,
Muswell Hill
N10 1QD

North Finchley
836-852 High Road,
North Finchley
N12 9RE

Harringay
Williamson Road Green Lanes, Harringay,
London
N4 1UJ

Holloway Road Local
643- 645 Holloway Road Archway,
London
N19 5SS

Hornsey Rise (Local)
89 Hornsey Rise Hornsey,
London
N19 3SH

Holloway Local
Holloway Service Station 104-106 Holloway Road,
Holloway
N7 8JE

Islington
31-41 Liverpool Road Islington,
London
N1 0RW

Essex Road Local
323-325 Essex Road Islington,
London
N1 2YG

Upper Street Local
317 Upper Street Islington,
London
N1 2XQ

MIDDLESEX

Enfield
3 Crown Road,
Enfield
EN1 1AJ

Waltham Cross
72 Waltham Cross Shopping Pavillion,
London
EN8 7BZ

Barnet New
66 East Barnet Road New Barnet,
London
EN4 8RQ

Potters Bar
7 Sainsburys Centre Darkes Lane,
Potters Bar
EN6 1AZ

Hoddesdon
Brewery Road,
Hoddesdon
EN11 8HF

Station Approach (Local)
7 Station Approach,
Hayes
BR2 7EQ

South Harrow
330 Northolt Road,
London
HA2 8EQ

Stanmore
1 - 9 The Broadway Elm Park,
Stanmore
HA7 4DA

Pinner
12 Barters Walk Pinner,
London
HA5 5LU

Edgware
Unit 25 ,broadwalk Centre Station Road,
London
HA8 7BQ

Kenton
Kenton Road Kenton,
London
HA3 0BU

Alperton
360 Ealing Road Alperton,
Wembley
HA0 1PF

South Ruislip
11 Long Drive,
London
HA4 0HQ

Hampton
30 Tangley Park Road Hampton Nursery Lands,
Hampton
TW12 3YH

Hayes
Lombardy Retail Park Coldharbour Lane,
Hayes
UB3 3EX

Uxbridge
York Road,
Middlesex
UB8 1QW

SUFFOLK

Bury St Edmunds
Bedingfeld Way Moreton Hall,
Bury St Edmunds
IP32 7BT

Thetford
London Road,
Thetford
IP24 3QL

Hadleigh Road
40 Hadleigh Road,
Ipswich
IP2 0BX

Ipswich
38-40 Upper Brook Street,
Ipswich
IP4 1DR

Warren Heath
Felixstowe Road,
Ipswich
IP3 8TQ

Kings Lynn
St Dominics Square Vancouver Court,
Kings Lynn
PE30 1DT

NORFOLK

Queens Road
1 Brazen Gate Queens Road,
Norwich
NR1 3RX

Pound Lane
Pound Lane Thorpe St. Andrew,
Norwich
NR7 0SR

Longwater Lane
William Frost Way Costessey,
Norwich
NR5 0JS

Attleborough
High Street,
Attleborough
NR17 2EH

Great Yarmouth
St Nicholas Road,
Great Yarmouth
NR30 1NN

North Walsham
Bacton Road,
North Walsham
NR28 0DB

Colchester
14 Priory Walk,
Colchester
CO1 1LG


CABRIDGE
SHIRE

March
Millview,
March
PE15 8SY

Coldhams Lane
Brooks Road,
Cambridge
CB1 3HP

Sidney Street
44 Sidney Street,
Cambridge
CB2 3HX

Huntingdon
St Germaine Walk,
Huntingdon
PE29 3FG

Haverhill
Haycocks Road,
Haverhill
CB9 7YL

BBiggleswade
Bells Brook,
Biggleswade
SG18 0NA

Letchworth
Letchworth Business Park Third Avenue,
Letchworth
SG6 2HX

Kempston
Bedford Road,
Kempston
MK42 8AY

Thorley
1 Thorley Centre Villier Sur Marne Avenue,
Bishops Stortford
CM23 4EG

Bishops Stortford
25 South Street,
Bishops Stortford
CM23 3AB

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

Wellingborough
260 Northampton Road,
Wellingborough
NN8 3GZ

Kettering
1-3 Rockingham Road,
Kettering
NN16 8LA

Northampton
15 Prince Walk Grosvenor Centre,
Northampton
NN1 2EL

Weedon Road
20 Gambrel Road,
Northampton
NN5 5BB

WARWICKSHIRE

Leamington
he Shires Retail Park Tachbrook Park Drive,
Leamington Spa
CV34 6RH

Warwick
2 Park St Saltisford,
Warwick
CV34 4TR

Kenilworth
Warwick Road,
Kenilworth
CV8 1HN

Canley
330 Fletchampstead Highway Canley,
Coventry
CV4 9BJ

Coventry
24-26 Trinity Street,
Coventry
CV1 1FL

Coventry Local
Lower Precinct,
Coventry
CV1 1DS

Court House Green
Austin Drive,
Coventry
CV6 7NS

LEICESTERSHIRE

Fosse Park
Grove Farm Triangle Enderby,
Leicester
LE19 1WT

Wigston
22-30 Bell Street,
Wigston
LE18 1AD

Glen Road
Glen Road Oadby,
Leicester
LE2 4PE

Leicester
58-62 Humberstone Gate,
Leicester
LE1 3PJ

Belgrave Road
1-5 Belgrave Road,
Leicester
LE4 6AR

Loughborough
Greenclose Lane,
Loughborough
LE11 0AS

Market Harborough
St Marys Place Springfield Street,
Market Harborough
LE16 7DR

BIRMINGHAM & WEST MIDLANDS

Marshall Lake
545 Statford Road Shirley,
Solihull
B90 4AJ

Solihull
Poplar Way,
Solihull
B90 3DX

Kings Heath
38-54 Alcester Road South Kings Heath,
Birmingham
B14 7PD

Maypole
1059 Alcester Road South Maypole,
Birmingham
B14 5TN

Northfield New
Frankley Beeches Road Northfield,
Birmingham
B31 5AA

Alcester Road Local
158-164 Alcester Road Moseley,
Birmingham
B13 8HS

Selly Oak
The Selly Oak Triangle,
Birmingham
B29 6SJ

Martineau Place
17 Union Street,
Birmingham
B2 4SJ

Bennets Hill Local
Bennetts Hill,
Birmingham
B2 5RS

Brindley Place
Unit 10, Brindley Place Broad Street,
Birmingham
B1 2JB

Blackheath
Halesown Road Rowley Regis,
Blackheath
B65 0HF

Oldbury (Savacentre)
Freeth Street Oldbury,
Warley
B69 3DB


Castle Vale
1211 Chester Road Castle Vale,
Birmingham
B35 6HB

Kidderminster
2 Carpet Trades Way,
Kidderminster
DY11 6XP

Amblecote - Stourbridge
Sandringham Way Brierley Hill,
Amblecote
DY5 3JR

Merry Hill
Merry Hill Centre Brierley,
Dudley
DY5 1QY

Mere Green
30 Mere Green Road,
Sutton Coldfield
B75 5BT

Moorcroft Local
Chester Road Streetly,
Sutton Coldfield
B74 2HN


Walsall
35 High Street,
Walsall
WS1 1QP

Wolverhampton
20 St George Parade,
Wolverhampton
WV2 1AY

Reedswood
Reedswoods Way (Off Stephenson Avenue),
Walsall
WS2 8XA

Wednesfield
Rookery Street,
Wednesfield
WV11 1UP

Perton
Coleridge Drive Perton,
Wolverhampton
WV6 7QH

WORCESTERSHIRE

Redditch
Abbey Trading Estate Alverchurch Highway,
Worcester
B97 6RF

Blackpole
Windermere Drive,
Worcester
WR4 9JN

Worcester
26-27 Lychgate,
Worcester
WR1 2QS

HEREFORDSHIRE

Hereford
Barton Yard Whitecross Road,
Hereford
HR4 0AG

SHROPSHIRE

Newry
The Quays Albert Basin,
Newry
BT35 8QS

Shrewsbury
Meole Brace Retail Park Hereford Road,
Shrewsbury
SY3 9NB

Telford
Colliers Way,
Telford
TF3 4AG

Oswestry
Blackgate Street,
Oswestry
SY11 2EF

STAFFORDSHIRE

Tamworth
Bonehill Road Bitterscote,
Tamworth
B78 3HD

Cannock
Orbital Centre,
Cannock
WS11 3XP

Stafford
Chell Road,
Stafford
ST16 2TF

Stoke-on-trent
Former Royal Doulton Works Minton House, London Road,
Stoke-on-trent
ST4 7QD

Newcastle Under Lyme
10-16 Liverpool Road,
Newcastle-under-lyme
ST5 2AP

Hanley
Etruria Road,
Hanley
ST1 5SA

DERBYSHIRE

Swadlincote
Civic Way,
Swadlincote
DE11 0AD

Burton On Trent
Union Street,
Burton-on-trent
DE14 1AA

Osmaston
2 Park Drive Osmaston Park Road,
Derby
DE24 8EB

Derby
2-6 Copecastle Square Eagle Centre,
Derby
DE1 2AZ

Kingsway
Kingsway,
Derby
DE22 3NF

Chaddesden
Wyvern Way Chaddesden,
Derby
DE21 6NZ

Ashbourne
Coopers Mill,
Compton
DE6 1DA

Ripley
Nottingham Road Derbyshire,
Ripley
DE5 3QP

Chesterfield
Rother Way,
Chesterfield
S41 0UB

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

Kimberley
Greens Lane Main Street,
Nottingham
NG16 2LY

Castle Boulevard
Castle Bridge Road Castle Mariner,
Nottingham
NG7 1GX

Arnold (New)
Nottingham Road,
Arnold
NG5 6JY

Worksop
Highgrounds Road,
Worksop
S80 3AT

Beeston
Stoney Street,
Beeston
NG9 2LA

LINCOLNSHIRE
& PETERBOROUGH

Lincoln
Tritton Road,
L incoln
LN 7QN

Bourne
Exeter Street,
Bourne
PE12 5NJ

Peterborough
110 Oxney Road,
Peterborough
PE1 5NG

Bretton New
Flaxland Bretton,
Peterborough
PE3 8DA

March
Millview,
March
PE15 8SY

YORKSHIRE

Doncaster
Trafford Way Frenchgate Centre,
Doncaster
DN1 1TT

Thorne Road,
Doncaster
DN2 5PS

Meadowhall
Meadowhall Centre,
Sheffield
S9 1EQ

Mosborough
Crystal Peaks Eckington Way Sothall,
Sheffield
S20 7PQ

Sheffield The Moor
76 The Moor,
Sheffield
S1 4PA

Archer Road Millhouses,
Sheffield
S8 0TD

Wakefield
50 Ings Road,
Wakefield
WF1 1RS

Worksop
Highgrounds Road,
Worksop
S80 3AT

Dronfield
Wreakes Lane,
Dronfield
S18 1PN

Shorehead
Southgate,
Huddersfield
HD1 6QR

Huddersfield
22-24 Market Street,
Huddersfield
HD1 2ET

Leeds (New)
Moor Allerton Centre King Lane,
Leeds
LS17 5NY

Leeds (Savacentre)
White Rose Shopping Centre,
Leeds
LS11 8EW

Dewsbury
Goods Lane Railway Street,
Dewsbury
WF12 4EB

Selby Road
Colton Retail Park Selby Road Leeds,
West Yorkshire
LS15 9JA

Brighouse
Mill Lane Huddersfield,
Brighouse
HD6 1PQ

Hull
Sainsbury Way Hessle,
Kingston-upon-hull
HU13 9NS

Bradford
760 Harrogate Road Greengates,
Bradford
BD10 0QS

Halifax
Wade Street,
Halifax
HX1 1SB

Monks Cross
Jockey Lane Huntington,
York
YO32 9LG

York
Fossbank/monkgate,
York
YO31 7JB

Harrogate
Wetherby Road,
Harrogate
HG2 8QZ

Keighley
Cavendish Street,
Keighley
BD21 3RU

Selby Road
Colton Retail Park Selby Road Leeds,
West Yorkshire
LS15 9JA

Wakefield
50 Ings Road,
Wakefield
WF1 1RS

Doncaster
Trafford Way Frenchgate Centre,
Doncaster
DN1 1TT

CHESHIRE

Northwich
Venables Road,
Northwich
CW9 5RT

Nantwich
Middlewich Road,
Nantwich
CW5 6PE

Wilmslow
67 Alderley Road,
Wilmslow
SK9 1NZ

Stockton Heath Local
92 London Road,
Warrington
WA4 6LE

Altrincham
Lloyd Street,
Altrincham
WA14 2SU

Macclesfield
61 Cumberland Street,
Macclesfield
SK10 1BJ

Warrington
100 Church Street,
Warrington
WA1 2TN

Chester
Caldy Valley Road Great Boughton,
Chester
CH3 5QJ

Cheadle
Wilmslow Road,
Cheadle
SK8 3BB

Hazel Grove
London Road Hazelgrove,
Stockport
SK7 4AW

Stockport
Warren Street,
Greater Manchester
SK1 1UB

Ellesmere Port
Kinsey Road Little Stanney,
Ellesmere Port
CH65 9HN

Leigh
Parsonage Retail Park Parsonage Way,
Leigh
WN7 5SJ
Red Bank Road

80 Red Bank Road Bispham,
Blackpool
FY2 9HH

LIVERPOOL

Liverpool Local
Central Station,
Liverpool
L1 1QE

Castle Street Local
44 Castle Street,
Liverpool
L2 7LA

Birkenhead
342a Woodchurch Road Prenton,
Birkenhead
CH42 8PQ

Rice Lane
Cavendish Drive,
Walton Liverpool
L9 1NL

East Prescot Road
112 East Prescot Road Knotty Ash,
Liverpool
L14 5PT

Liverpool
7 Woolton Street Woolton,
Liverpool
L25 5NH

Upton - Wirral
Upton By-pass,
Upton
CH49 5LW

Crosby
1-3 Liverpool Road,
Crosby
L23 2SA

Ellesmere Port
Kinsey Road Little Stanney,
Ellesmere Port
CH65 9HN

LANCASHIRE/
MANCHESTER
Southport

St Georges Place Lord Street,
Southport
PR9 0AP

Bolton Savacentre
Trinity Street,
Bolton
BL3 6DH

Altrincham
Lloyd Street,
Altrincham
WA14 2SU

Burnley
Active Way, Opposite Standish Street,
Burnley
BB11 1BS

Clitheroe
Moor Lane,
Clitheroe
BB7 1BE

Red Bank Road
80 Red Bank Road Bispham,
Blackpool
FY2 9HH

Darwen
Hardman Way Darwen,
Blackburn
BB3 2AD

Oldham New
60 Union Street,
Oldham
OL1 1DJ

Oldham
1 Bloom Street,
Oldham
OL9 6ER

Bamber Bridge
Cuerden Way
Bamber Bridge,
Preston
PR5 6BJ

Preston
Flintoff Way,
Preston
PR1 6PJ

Overseas House
Heaton Park
170 Heaton Park Road West Higher Brackley,
Manchester
M9 0QS

Sale
Curzon Road Cheshire,
Manchester
M33 7SA

230 Quay Street Deansgate,
Manchester
M3 3BB

Whitworth Street Local
Whitworth Street,
Manchester
M1 5ED

Manchester Picadilly Local
Picadilly Station,
Manchester
M1 6PB

Salford
100 Regent Road,
Manchester
M5 4QU

Denton
Oldham Street Denton,
Manchester
M34 3SJ

Fallowfield
347 Wilmslow Road Fallowfield,
Manchester
M14 6SS

Leigh
Parsonage Retail Park Parsonage Way,
Leigh
WN7 5SJ

Wigan
Maris Bridge Warrington Road,
Wigan
WN3 6XE

Dewsbury
Goods Lane Railway Street,
Dewsbury
WF12 4EB

Lancaster
Cable Street,
Lancaster
LA1 1HH

CUMBRIA

Cockermouth
South Street,
Cockermouth
CA13 9QF

NORTH-EAST ENGLAND

32 Wilson Street,
Middlesborough
TS1 1RP

Durham
Arnison Retail Park Pity Me,
Durham
DH1 5GD

Sunderland
Silksworth Lane,
Sunderland
SR3 1PD

Washington (Savacentre)
The Galleries,
Tyne & Wear
NE38 7RU

Durham
Arnison Retail Park Pity Me,
Durham
DH1 5GD

Sunderland
Silksworth Lane,
Sunderland
SR3 1PD

Whitley Bay
Newstead Drive,
Tyne & Wear
NE25 9EX

Middlesbrough
32 Wilson Street,
Middlesborough
TS1 1RP

WALES

Swansea
Quay Parade,
Swansea
SA1 8JA

Bridgend
The Derwen,
Bridgend
CF32 9ST

Thornhill
Excalibur Drive,
Cardiff
CF14 9BB

Cardiff Central
125-129 Queen Street,
Cardiff
CF10 2BJ

Colchester Avenue
Colchester Avenue Roath,
Cardiff
CF23 9XN

Newport
Wyndham Street,
Newport
NP20 5YA

Cwmbran
Llewellyn Road,
Cwmbran
NP44 1UL

Wrexham
Plas Coch Road,
Clwyd
LL11 2BW

Rhyl
Rhuddlan Road,
Clwyd
LL18 2TP

...for sevaral years I've been wondering about all the crap, GMO based products etc etc that go into all animal feed, (I used to work on farms) not just 'dairy'. The farmers and landowners 'power block' is so strong that this toxic nightmare, and get out clause for monsanto, has been ignored for ages. So it's bizarre, but not of course supprising, to see that 'farmers' at at the forefront of these protests. (sick).

And of course sick is what you'll get if you carry on eating this shit. Imagine (as a female if that's possible') being forcably milked (vampired), day after day for years on end, your children repeatedly taken away from you in some sort of kafkaesque illusion perverted excuse of a reality...Eventually of course the sick reality of the con breaks through the natural goddess protection...manefesting as various diseases...such as BSE.

Get it?

Indeed 'it is all about the land'. I.e. tribal tenure/systems and not 'it's mine' mentality (that acually has its origin in unbelievable evil dodge occult rituals that form the origin of how the christian temple in constructed).

In other words, this culture, this society, this system is fucked. Including the 'soft' green version....i.e. organic farms and police state regulated transport. Hey! anyone seen Prince Charles around? In reality these scum (the windsors) are head of the freemasons...the dodge occults behind the property centred mind/reality control mechanism of christian patriarchy...but never mind lets hope that this wanker can help change society (sick). And of course from the welsh viewpoint anything promoted by this usurping ponce is taboo straight off.

Allah Akbar

King Amdo.

Don't take my name in vain new age assholes.

(the real Athur Pendragon).

FIGHT THE POWER!

CYMRU TRIBAL SOVERIGNTY!

What a load of bollocks . These people should get a life and go and get a job.

What a load of bollocks .
This person should get a life and go and get a job.



Then all will be well.
I know his lifeless jobless kind.

maybe before you start tying yours selves to the railings etc,and start bragging about how much money sainsburys has lost,because of your demo.Perhaps you would care to remember that people work there to earn a living,and because of stupid people like you there jobs could be at risk,I personly do not agree with gm products but there must be a better way than putting people livlihoods at risk

Animal Feeds In Ireland Are Contaminated With GMOs
 http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=67806

I know of a new 'shut up' and dont talk to the media clause in sainsburys latest offer to its staff, i work there and they offered me money if i sign this contract with a communication clause people e-mail me if you are intrested and i will try and get some evidence and show them up for the capitalist scum that they are

When ARE those who should know better going to stop playing God by interfering in natural evolutionary processes. If everyone supported outlets who are demonstrably anti-GM and anti-additives, the rest would have no option but to follow suit. Harangue your MP to put pressure on multinationals who would dictate that we all eat GM in the interests of higher profitability. Boycott the GM pedlars.

I know that this news is a bit outdated, but i was doing reasearch for uni work and noticed a few things which make this a bit of a pointless activity!

Firstly theres the fact that sainsbury's don't even deliver their own milk, at the moment its Robert Wiseman's and back at the time of this article it was dairy crest. In actual fact the only milk you would have been stopping getting to the stores would have been their own branded organic milk and branded milk (cravendale etc.) Which is obviously the complete opposite to your desired effect!

Also theres the fact that sainsburys was half way through their plan to phase out GM milk at the time, so in a way you would have delayed the process through the fact you would have diverted their attention and just pissed them off quite a bit!

But this is (was) a good cause and i do support it, i just think you should do your research a bit more and not try and just make it a publicity stunt!

Actually, you should do your research a bit more, and perhaps trust that we're not going to go to all that effort and risk without having researched thoroughly in advance!!

Sainsburys took what was in their depots to their own stores in trucks - how it gets to the depots is not relevant to the tactics used by us. Try standing outside your 'local' Sainsburys - you will not see differently branded trucks turning up with different brands - it'll be the one Sainsburys own truck. You're wrong.

And no, they were conducting tokenistic trials of GM-free milk at the time in a certain amount of their shops - it was priced higher than the rest of their milk; saying we might have "diverted their attention" is a bit naive I'm afraid. Sometimes you have to piss organisations off that are doing bad things, otherwise nothing would change.

It was no publicity stunt.