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14/3690/FUL the Link to the Petition Is Here 14/3690/FUL The link to the petition is here http://www.change.org/petitions/sainsbury-s-stop-sainsbury-s-southampton-road-plans-for- salisbury Here is a list of signees Name City State Zip Code Country Signed On United Colin Froude Salisbury England SP1 3WU Kingdom 26/03/2014 United Stuart Browning Salisbury England SP2 9LU Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Steve Angell Salisbury England SP5 4JZ Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Meryl Browning Salisbury England SP2 9LU Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Ryan Hughes Salisbury England SP1 3WD Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Marilyn Clarke alderbury salisbury England sp5 3th Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Will Richardson Salisbury England Sp13yp Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Carol Duff Salisbury England SP5 4AJ Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Sarah Fromming Salisbury England SP1 3FH Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Katherine Gillard Salisbury England SP2 7AB Kingdom 27/03/2014 United Patsy Kearns Salisbury England SP1 1PQ Kingdom 27/03/2014 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