Bristol Food Policy Council response to the Sainsburys Memorial Ground Planning Application. The conclusion of the Bristol Food Policy Council is: the vitality of Bristol’s local independent shops and high streets is highly vulnerable to the growth of the “Big Four” multiple retain chains.
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