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Really. Thinking about the centre, wasn't it Westfield? And surprised it's not started yet. Was in st George's walk a while back :facepalm:
 
Keep forgetting to post this, the mighty street cocktails return with Kevin Rowland on the decks for some free Warhol related shenanigans. Tonight!

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You going? I'm on my summer holiday in Lanzarote or I would have been down for this. A wee bit gutted to miss it but it is very [emoji274] here [emoji41] [emoji481]

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You going? I'm on my summer holiday in Lanzarote or I would have been down for this. A wee bit gutted to miss it but it is very [emoji274] here [emoji41] [emoji481]

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Was hoping to pop in quickly but may not happen now

Those pesky kids etc.

Not at all jealous of your holiday mate :D
 
Wallace was due to stand trial at the Old Bailey on 17 July 2017 but the Crown Prosecution Service offered no evidence during a short hearing on 12 July 2017 and he was formally found not guilty.

The court heard a key witness, Wallace's former partner, Florence Roche, had retracted her statement claiming that Wallace had confessed to his involvement in the murder and asked her to wash his tracksuit because 'there was a boy's brains on it'.

Prosecutor Duncan Atkinson also said that while CCTV and phone evidence placed Wallace “in the vicinity” of Eastney Road at the time of the killing, but there were other suspects who could not be eliminated.


He added: “The Crown has concluded that that combination of factors means there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction.'

Prosecutors had claimed that Wallace attacked Mr Moore and the other man after they “slighted” him during a violent altercation three days earlier.
Mr Moore’s aunt Yvette Hinchley, 51, told a regional newspaper “We as a family are devastated and we don’t know what to do now. We are desperate to find the killer and get him behind bars.

“Akeem’s children are still very young. They don’t understand what happened and keep asking questions about him.

“They think their father is playing football up in heaven and all they want to do is go and play with him up there too.
“We need to get answers for them.”

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The incident room at Sutton can be contacted on 020 8721 4205. To remain anonymous, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
"A £20,000 reward is being offered for information by police over the fatal shooting of young father-of-three Akeem Moore ..."

£20,000 police reward on first anniversary the of fatal Croydon shooting of Akeem Moore

Croydon murder victim Akeem Moore tried to help stop a street robbery, his mum reveals one year on from his death
 
Just wondering. If Croydon really has ambitions, couldn't the whitgift centre come down and one massive new shopping centre be built combining Westfield, going to George st, dingwall road and west Croydon bus and rail stations?
 
It would make sense. Croydon would become a bit of a destination. Who would go to Croydon to shop now when you have Westfield's at Shepherds Bush and Stratford and the likes of Gun Wharf quay's. Sad, but it's whats needed.
 
Matthew's Yard are appealing for help against developers who apparently want to turn the site into apartments.

Croydon has a shit load of empty apartments already.

Here's the petition to get Mayor Khan involved if anyone wants to take a look.

Sign the Petition

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It would make sense. Croydon would become a bit of a destination. Who would go to Croydon to shop now when you have Westfield's at Shepherds Bush and Stratford and the likes of Gun Wharf quay's. Sad, but it's whats needed.
Most of South London aren't gonna bother going all the way to Shepherds Bush or Stratford to go shopping. And many people (myself included) aren't fans of big, shiny, new shopping centres.
 
It would make sense. Croydon would become a bit of a destination. Who would go to Croydon to shop now when you have Westfield's at Shepherds Bush and Stratford and the likes of Gun Wharf quay's. Sad, but it's whats needed.
Why should the predominate theme of Croydon be shopping?
It wont work anyway. Centrale has never been fully let. Poundworld are an anchor store in the High Street and the Whitgift Centre is following St. Georges Walk down the shitter.
John Lewis are not coming and neither is money to build a new Westgate.
 
I went past this yesterday, it's looking good and I think it's a lovely concept. I'm not necessarily their target market, as 3 year old daughter means spare time is limited so I can't see my wife and I going out to play board games right now (unless they cater to families as well?) but I hope it's successful.

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I went past this yesterday, it's looking good and I think it's a lovely concept. I'm not necessarily their target market, as 3 year old daughter means spare time is limited so I can't see my wife and I going out to play board games right now (unless they cater to families as well?) but I hope it's successful.

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I like the concept, but I don't know if i would go to a cafe with friends to play board games.

I shall have to see if I can find some friends to try it with :)

Maybe we could do an urban gathering there, particularly if it is open in the evenings.
 
Anyone in Croydon want to have a day?
Question time is coming from Croydon next Thursday (sadly, I'm working).
 
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