Tesco row home in Aberystwyth is demolished
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Enid Jones's house on Glyndwr road was torn down on Thursday afternoon
A grandmother's home has been demolished to make way for two retail giants building stores in Aberystwyth.
Enid Jones's house was taken down after being compulsory purchased to build a Tesco supermarket and Marks and Spencer store on Glyndwr Road in the town.
A planning inspector backed the move, which affected 12 homes, but Mrs Jones refused to sell.
Bulldozers moved in and tore down houses on Thursday.




Enid Jones refused to sell her home
Homes have been demolished to make way for the new stores

Twelve homes on Glyndwr Road, Aberystwyth, were affected
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