WALTHAMSTOW: Clampdown on dodgy market goods (From East London and West Essex Guardian Series)
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WALTHAMSTOW: Clampdown on dodgy market goods
10:44am Saturday 19th December 2009 in
POLICE and council officers are currently removing counterfeit goods from Walthamstow market stalls.
An operation, run jointly with the council, the Met and Trade Mark representatives, is today targeting clothes, bags, shoes and other trademarked items.
A council spokesman said: “The operation aims to remove counterfeit goods from circulation in the run-up to Christmas and ahead of the Boxing Day sales which are traditionally the time of year when millions of people hit the streets looking for a bargain.”
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Techno2
says...
10:18pm Sat 19 Dec 09
jrp wrote:Will the Turkeys vote for Christmas?
Whilst in the process of removing counterfeit goods from the market, can they shift a little down the road and remove the counterfeit councilors from the town hall.
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jrp says...
9:17pm Sat 19 Dec 09