The best businesses for the high street are those that generate foot fall rather than a fleet of motorcycles riding across the pavement or parked on a narrow street. Just like with the Honor Oak and the Stanstead Road proposal, I would be interested in hearing how the bikes are managed and where they are parked (hopefully round the back, if possible). A loss of customer parking on Dartmouth Road would be a negative step in high street regeneration plans.

But a new shop is generally better than a closed shop, and it will provide local employment.

Dominos doesn't support anti-abortion and ultra-rightwing causes, it's founder does, but he only owns around 7% of the company (he sold 93% for $1 billion, so your purchase of a pizza isn't really going to make a difference to the causes he can financially support).

http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/dominos.asp