Plans to build a Tesco superstore on the site of the former Aston Martin factory in Newport Pagnell have sparked a protest among local residents and enthusiasts of the world famous marque – and over 2000 letters of complaint have already been gathered by the organisers of the protest against the retail development. 
The message is strong: it's the death of another High Street and the death of 200 years of world famous coach building in the heart of England. 
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Aston martin enthusiasts and Newport Pagnell residents joined forces at Bonhams’ Aston Martin auction to demonstrate against plans for a new Tesco supermarket at the old factory.
A procession of classic cars led the protest through the town before converging on the high-profile auction, which was taking place over the road from the new store’s proposed location.
During the run-up to the demonstration, more than 2000 letters of protest against Tesco were received by the organisers.
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