SAVE THE LAST DECENT BOOKSHOP IN WOOD GREEN!

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We, the local residents of Haringey are dismayed and disappointed to learn of your plans to close down the Wood Green branch of Waterstones and re-open it as a branch of H and M. We have long enjoyed the great service and choice of books that Waterstones in Wood Green offers. We sincerely hope that you will listen to the voices of Haringey residents who care passionately about the cultural resources available to this area. If this bookshop disappears from Wood Green High Street it will leave a hugely damaging cultural void in its wake. We do not want to live in an endless parade of mobile phone shops and cheap clothing stores. Waterstones has provided a much-needed oasis in a literary desert. Please either reconsider your plans or open another branch in this area. Wood Green needs bookshops not more clothes shops!

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  • Kumari Salgado
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    • The fight back against dumbing down in Wood Green starts here!
  • Chris Salewicz
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  • Jayna Brown
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    • mustn't sell!
  • Tam Khan
  • sue mercer
  • Lisa Drake
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    • Please keep this shop open!!! We do not need more clothes or mobile phone shops in N22. We need a healthy mixture of shops.
  • Marcia White
  • Petronella Perret
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    • No decent bookshops for miles around! Kids and adults need this... please keep it open
  • nick mercer
  • Simon Key
  • Kate Chuck
  • candice lamb
  • Mark Farley
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    • Have you been to Wood Green? Seriously, they need a bookshop up there.
  • Rosemary Furber
  • Trish Oak
  • Charles Cumming
  • Emily Mcmahon
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    • NEVER NEVER close down a book shop, especially when there isn't another in the area. Kids need books, adults need books.
  • Lucinda Westcar
  • Dr James Miller
  • Ian Curry
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    • It was a lovely Ottakers, it would be a shame if the merger meant Waterstones now closed it.
  • Paul Vlitos
  • SEAN SMART
  • Raffaella Barker
  • bella pollen
  • J Sterling
  • heather rogers
  • Kate Holmden
  • Nick Kelly
  • Rose Sanders
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    • This won't help the share price in the longrun.
  • Caroline Gibson
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    • please don't rip the cultural heart out of an area which really needs it's one and only bookshop. this is an affront not just to incredibly talented and hardworking staff members, but also to everybody who lives here
  • Jean Gibson
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    • save the best shop in this neighbourhood that we have used and loved over seven years
  • Jo Longman
  • Gemma Finnigan
  • Debbie de Spon
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    • it would be a terrible shame
  • Danny Davies
  • Neil Wilcock
  • Billie-Maria Achilleos-Whitbread
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    • It's the only decent book shop in town!
  • Gemma Caley
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    • What the hell are you thinking?!?!
  • Paul Finn
  • Brian Marcus
  • Natalie Hockaday
  • Graham Charles McDougall
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    • Don't close the lovely bookshop
  • Rebecca Gibson
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    • this shop is vital to wood green
  • Irene Sedler
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    • This is a much valued and highly successful bookshop which enhances the quality of life for all residents and shoppers in the Wood Green area .It also maintains the excellent reputation of Waterstones as an indispensible bookseller wherever they set up business. Its loss would represent an enormous blow to the area. I urge the company to rethink their decision to close if at all possible.
  • Lynn Blackmore
  • Brian Shade
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    • You buy up Ottaker's and close it down. I'll not shop at Waterstone's for a while!
  • Sharon O'Neill
  • Rafi Anwer Shade
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    • Ottaker's were good and Waterstone's were ok but why do shops close down so quickly? But I don't care who takes over I want this bookshop to stay.
  • Nadia Anwer
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    • I'm shocked this is happening. We need this bookshop. Our children love browsing in the children's book section and regularly ask us to buy them books from there. What a loss this will be for both children and adults! Please reconsider.
  • Carmen
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    • Think again. You are going to close down the only good bookshop in the area. Wood Green needs this bookshop. You will be taking away the only place people can read a book and relax. Please think again.