The mayor of Mayfield wants to build a shopping centre in Clifton Park., True, False, Clifton Park is where local children go to play., True, False, Trees provide the oxygen that residents breathe., True, False, Mark Wilson is a resident who is unhappy with the mayor's plan., True, False, Paula Woodhouse agrees that a shopping centre would be convenient., True, False, The shopping centre could create more job opportunities., True, False, Air pollution is a growing problem in Mayfield., True, False, Abandoned warehouses are suggested as an alternative location., True, False, Paula is writing to the editor as a concerned resident., True, False, Destroying the park is not necessary to build the project., True, False, The mayor wants to build a new factory in Clifton Park., True, False, Mark Wilson thinks the shopping centre is a great idea., True, False, Oxygen is produced by abandoned warehouses., True, False, Paula Woodhouse thinks there are no other places to build the centre., True, False, A food court is bad for entertainment., True, False, Clifton Park is a place for factories to pump waste., True, False, The mayor shows great respect for the environment., True, False, There is no air pollution in Mayfield., True, False, Paula Woodhouse wants to destroy the park., True, False, The town of Mayfield does not need job opportunities., True, False

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