Whole Foods sparks outrage over 'constant' army of delivery trucks
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Residents of a tranquil Chelsea street claim their neighbourhood has been transformed into an industrial zone following the arrival of a Whole Foods flagship store.The upmarket supermarket opened its doors on the King's Road in March 2025, but those living on Elystan Place, the quiet lane behind the shop where deliveries are made, say life has become intolerable.One woman residing in a flat directly above the delivery route told the Daily Mail: "I feel like we've all been taken for fools.
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This isn't what we were told to expect.
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Since Whole Foods opened, it's like I'm living on an industrial estate."The planning conditions established in 2021 anticipated just two or three staggered deliveries daily, with lorries reversing down a ramp before continuing through the one-way system.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Instead, locals report approximately 30 delivery vehicles arriving each day, with multiple large trucks frequently queuing simultaneously.Drivers operating 10-metre HGVs find...
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