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'''Check-out Chuck-out''' is a 68 page [[zine]] produced by Corporate Watch and Grassroots Action on Food and Farming. It is subtitled ''a DIY guide to stopping supermarket developments'' and provides practical advice on resisting the spread of evil multinationals. | '''Check-out Chuck-out''' is a 68 page [[zine]] produced by Corporate Watch and Grassroots Action on Food and Farming. It is subtitled ''a DIY guide to stopping supermarket developments'' and provides practical advice on resisting the spread of evil multinationals. | ||
There is a large section on building the case, a piece on the planning system, a step by step guide to launching the campaign and a directory of useful resources and contacts. | There is a large section on building the case, a piece on the planning system, a step by step guide to launching the campaign and a directory of useful resources and contacts. | ||
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*[http://www.corporatewatch.org Corporate Watch] | *[http://www.corporatewatch.org Corporate Watch] | ||
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Check-out Chuck-out is a 68 page zine produced by Corporate Watch and Grassroots Action on Food and Farming. It is subtitled a DIY guide to stopping supermarket developments and provides practical advice on resisting the spread of evil multinationals.
There is a large section on building the case, a piece on the planning system, a step by step guide to launching the campaign and a directory of useful resources and contacts.
It is sold for £2 and was revised and updated May 2006.
