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Little support for fast food ban in Haarlem-East: 'We'll decide for ourselves whether we go to a snack bar'

Little support for fast food ban in Haarlem-East: 'We'll decide for ourselves whether we go to a snack bar'

A proposed ban on snack bars in the new Hart voor Oostpoort district in Haarlem has met with strong public opposition, according to a local newspaper poll. Over 75% of respondents disagree with the political restriction, stating that individuals should have the right to decide whether to visit fast-food establishments.

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