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Don’t reject jobs

Oct 30 2008 by Our Correspondent, Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald

THE sooner the new Tesco and prison are built in Caernarfon, the better. More employment opportunities that come into this area have to be embraced.

With unemployment growing fast, I cannot for the life of me understand the “minority” of people who are against these proposals. Every person I have spoken to agree that Caernarfon needs a business and employment injection. And if that means a bigger Tesco, then so be it.

I hope the town councillors will be welcoming these opportunities with open arms, and if these ventures go ahead I’m sure that on top of the new jobs that would be created, other businesses would be drawn into the area, thus bringing in new openings for everyone and a much needed cash injection into the Royal Town of Caernarfon and its surrounding area.

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