Guest guest Posted October 15, 2007 Report Share Posted October 15, 2007 Dear friends, As many of you know, Sir Terry Leahy is the Chief Executive of Tesco who butcher turtles alive in China. Take a look at the following event that has been organised on Tuesday, 30 October 2007 at St George’s Hall, William Brown Street, United Kingdom. http://liverpoolchamber.wordpress.com/2007/10/15/sir-terry-leahy-lecture-30-october-2007/ Liverpool Shanghai Partnership (LSP), the 48 Group Club, and the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust (SSAT) invite you to an Icebreaker Lecture presented by Sir Terry Leahy, Chief Executive of Tesco. At this prestigious event, Sir Terry will speak to an invited audience about the importance of education, skills and training, and the growing economic importance of China, its language and culture, for our schools and the workplace in the 21st century, from his perspective as Chief Executive of Tesco, one of the world’s fastest growing and most successful businesses. We are privileged to be holding the event in Sir Terry’s home city of Liverpool at St George’s Hall and very much hope you will be able to join us for this unique evening. The details are as follows: The event takes place on Tuesday, 30 October 2007 at St George’s Hall, William Brown Street, (Access through the south entrance via the Heritage Centre on St George’s Place). 5.00pm - arrival and pre-lecture refreshments: 7.30pm - departure RSVP by 19 October 2007: to sirterryleahylecture We need to raise the awareness of what Sir Terry Leahy and Tesco are doing in China by sending as many emails as we can to all of those who are promoting this event. The main objective is to get them to cancel the event. Are there any of you who live in the Liverpool area who would be willing to attend or leaflet drop outside the event if they decide to go ahead ? If so please contact me direct: paul These are the only contact addy's available at the moment. Liverpool Shanghai Partnership (LSP) Website: http://www.l-s-p.org.uk/ Contact: enquiry The 48 Group Club Website: http://www.48groupclub.org/ Contact: admin The Specialist Schools and Academies Trust (SSAT) Website: http://www.specialistschools.org.uk/ Contact: sirterryleahylecture Liverpool Chambre of Commerce Website: http://www.liverpoolchamber.org.uk/ Contact: ceo Comments can also be left on the blog: http://liverpoolchamber.wordpress.com/2007/10/15/sir-terry-leahy-lecture-30-october-2007/ Below is the first email I will be sending them, asking for an official response as to why they are promoting a company that condones animal cruelty as part of their business .................... feel free to adapt or to produce your own which is much more effective.. Dear XXXXXXXXXXXXXX It has come to my attention that you are promoting a lecture from Sir Terry Leahy, part of which concerns the success of Tesco in China. The event takes place on Tuesday, 30 October 2007 at St George’s Hall, William Brown Street, (Access through the south entrance via the Heritage Centre on St George’s Place). 5.00pm - arrival and pre-lecture refreshments: 7.30pm - departure RSVP by 19 October 2007: to sirterryleahylecture I understand that you may not be fully aware of the activities of Tesco in China, so I would like to invite you to view our online petition where you will find quotes provided by Experts in the field, Members of Parliament, Members of the European Parliament, Celebrities, and over 7,000 people who have condemned Tesco for their activity in China ? http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/518761759 If you decide to continue to promote and hold this this event, I would like to request an official response from you as to why you choose to promote a company that condones animal cruelty as part of their business ? Kind regards, Paul N Davis - Turtlesco http://www.turtlesco.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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