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No Sainsbury's Link to ING Supermarket Development for South Quay?

Having seen the newspaper coverage of the claimed link with Sainsbury's

Mr Littman told The Cornishman: "We can confirm ING has been in contact about the proposed development on South Quay. However, it is one of a number of options being considered and no formal agreement has been reached."

ING spokesman Gary Cartmell said the firm was in "advanced discussions" with Sainsbury's.

He added: "We have also had some very positive feedback from local residents, traders and stakeholders about our partnership with Sainsbury's on South Quay."

I asked Sainsbury's about this partnership - and asked them if I could publish their reply.

This is Sainsbury's answer:

Thank you for your e-mail and I understand there is a lot public interest in the competing schemes for Hayle.  Following the refusal of our proposals at Marsh Lane we have been considering our options as we are still keen to have a store within Hayle.

We have been in discussions with ING, looking at various options, but we do not have any agreement in place. 

We will watch with interest the up coming committee meeting.

Kind regards

Ben

Ben Littman

Regional Development Executive - South West

I requested clarification on which meeting he was referring to and asked it it was ok to place on the website

I am referring to the Strategic Planning Committee but I'm unable to confirm whether Hayle is to be presented to this committee.  The best contact to confirm the date is the planning department at Cornwall Council.

I'm sorry I can't be more helpful in my response but we don't have any agreement in place with ING so I'm unable to confirm anything definite.
I think on that basis it is safer for you to respond assuming no Sainsbury's at this stage. 

I'm happy for you to put my response on your web-site and I will ensure Matt Wooldridge up-dates you should anything change.

Kind regards

Ben

Ben Littman

Regional Development Executive - South West

I have waited a little while to see if there were developments which just couldn't be made public yet - but there's been no more news.  I have checked ING's website - there has been no retraction of their claims.

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