Mike Dilke, a St. Albans resident who lives on Alma Road, one of the streets forming the boundary of the "Evershed site", was concerend enough by Tesco's plans that he organised a public meeting to discuss it with other members of the community. Dilke was "astonished" by the large crowd, likely to have numbered around 100 - 150, that packed the hall of a local church. We've made the audio of Mike's presentation available as an AAC (.m4a file) so that you can listen to it on your computer, iPod or other MP3 player.
If you have problems listening in this format, we've also posted the full .wav format that, although a larger download, is compatible with nearly all computers, operating systems and browsers.
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