I'm not sure where to turn regarding this complaint but I'm hoping someone in Stoke Newington can provide some guidance. I've been following your boycott closely as we have experienced an awful explosion here in Sydney, caused by the franchise owner of a Nando's store. A few months ago my building was involved in an explosion when the Nando's store directly below us was deliberately bombed. I was on my balcony only moments before the explosion destroyed that balcony and my apartment was shattered with glass and debris. Almost one thousand people were evacuated and made homeless without any information about the incident. As the store was franchised, it appears we have no rights in claiming compensation and now Nando's wants to re-open that store. I still haven't recovered from the awful incidents of that night, I have had no access to counselling (I can't afford it) and I am in desperate need of both psychological and financial help to get back on my feet again. With the exception of making the front page of the newspapers back in Feb 2008, we (the tenants who live above the explosion) feel totally helpless in standing up against this company. As you've been through this before with Nando's, what should we do? Wayne