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First Aid Box – a new cafe/cocktail bar for Herne Hill from the Shrub & Shutter team
 
Great news:

LATEST NEWS: We've had confirmation today from both Helen Hayes MP and Dulwich Society that The Dulwich Estate has confirmed that they have signed a lease on the Half Moon with pub operator Fuller Smith & Turner Plc (Fullers). According to Dulwich Society, 'It is hoped that the pub will re-open in the late summer of 2016'.
 
Great news:

LATEST NEWS: We've had confirmation today from both Helen Hayes MP and Dulwich Society that The Dulwich Estate has confirmed that they have signed a lease on the Half Moon with pub operator Fuller Smith & Turner Plc (Fullers). According to Dulwich Society, 'It is hoped that the pub will re-open in the late summer of 2016'.
That's great news - but where are was this posted please?

OK - found it!
 
Great news:

LATEST NEWS: We've had confirmation today from both Helen Hayes MP and Dulwich Society that The Dulwich Estate has confirmed that they have signed a lease on the Half Moon with pub operator Fuller Smith & Turner Plc (Fullers). According to Dulwich Society, 'It is hoped that the pub will re-open in the late summer of 2016'.
At last! that is fantastic news! My life has not been the same without that pub.

Wonder if the Moon still have our 'Herne Hill Stitch and Bitch, Welcome' applique banner...
 
Anyone ever go to these meetings? email below from Herne Hill forum
What could Herne Hill be like in years to come?

Now's your chance to voice your opinions on how you'd like Herne Hill to be. A group of volunteers have started on the initial stages of forming a Neighbourhood Plan for Herne Hill which is recognised by Southwark and Lambeth Councils. We'd really like to hear how you'd like to see Herne Hill shaped, thinking about local housing, retail developments, environment, parks and open spaces, amenities, traffic, schools, whatever it is that is important to you.

It is all about the vision we all have for how our neighbourhood will develop, what it will look like in the years to come, what legacy will we be handing on to the next generation?

The meeting on Wednesday 27th is about starting the journey of writing that vision.

Without your ideas, your vision and expertise the Neighbourhood will be that much poorer so you better be there, no pressure then!

If being part of the future is not tempting enough then we can bribe you with more - we will provide a little food, a chance to chat and meet other local people and learn more about what's happening in the area. What's not to like?

In order to form the Neighbourhood Plan Group, we're also required to amend the Herne Hill Forum constitution. The changes are needed primarily to enable the Forum to conform to official requirements for a local forum to seek approval from local authorities to submit a neighbourhood plan. All the proposed changes are on the web site. These will be put forward for approval at the EGM and public meeting to be held on January 27th at the Baptist Church, Half Moon Lane.

We plan to keep the EGM stuff brief and informal so that we can focus on the important stuff, our plans for the future and a good gossip with our neighbours.

Please see the Herne Hill website - for more information.
 
I Tweeted the Commercial last weekend to inform then that my female mates will no longer drink in there due to the disgusting state of the toilets and this week the gents have been done up!

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Herne Hill is at a cross-roads

An update on the closures to shops on Station Square and beyond. The butchers closed for good on Saturday. Bakery & Veg shop move to Milkwood Road, Bleu to Dulwich Road etc to be replaced by more restaurant units in a parade that already has lots of restaurant.

Mostly Dulwich Estates increasing rents by 70%, and Network Rail cashing in on the community development etc.
 
He's moving though as far as I knew when I spoke to him a few weeks ago - all of that block (up the dry cleaners) are - just have slightly different departure dates.
 
Herne Hill is at a cross-roads

An update on the closures to shops on Station Square and beyond. The butchers closed for good on Saturday. Bakery & Veg shop move to Milkwood Road, Bleu to Dulwich Road etc to be replaced by more restaurant units in a parade that already has lots of restaurant.

Mostly Dulwich Estates increasing rents by 70%, and Network Rail cashing in on the community development etc.

Just Williams is closing down in a few weeks - apparently it the most expensive rent of their shops. They're rumoured to be selling their toys off at sale price. It's a PITA because it is useful to have a toy shop locally for last minute b'day gifts etc. :(
 
Just Williams is closing down in a few weeks - apparently it the most expensive rent of their shops. They're rumoured to be selling their toys off at sale price. It's a PITA because it is useful to have a toy shop locally for last minute b'day gifts etc. :(
That's a shame, it's so nice to browse toys and not just Amazon everything :(
 
I've just received this. Dulwich estates are jumping on the same inflating the rents bandwagon are network rail. Seems weird to me in a 'challenging' retail climate with empty shops and struggling high streets all over the place, landlords want to increase prices so steeply now. They have over 800+ signatures so far.

Hello there,

I just signed the petition "Dulwich Estates: Dulwich Estates to behave reasonably, and charge reasonable rents" and wanted to see if you could help by adding your name.

Our goal is to reach 1,000 signatures and we need more support. You can read more and sign the petition here:

Dulwich Estates: Dulwich Estates to behave reasonably, and charge reasonable rents

Thanks!

Ton
 
I've just received this. Dulwich estates are jumping on the same inflating the rents bandwagon are network rail. Seems weird to me in a 'challenging' retail climate with empty shops and struggling high streets all over the place, landlords want to increase prices so steeply now. They have over 800+ signatures so far.
signed.
 
I've just received this. Dulwich estates are jumping on the same inflating the rents bandwagon are network rail. Seems weird to me in a 'challenging' retail climate with empty shops and struggling high streets all over the place, landlords want to increase prices so steeply now. They have over 800+ signatures so far.
No doubt Dulwich Estates will claim they are required by the Charity Commission to make the maximum return on their assets to fund their "charity".
That's what the Church of England says when people challenge their dodgy investments.
 
I've just received this. Dulwich estates are jumping on the same inflating the rents bandwagon are network rail. Seems weird to me in a 'challenging' retail climate with empty shops and struggling high streets all over the place, landlords want to increase prices so steeply now. They have over 800+ signatures so far.
Also signed. This is bad news for HH. They'll be more generic high street shops moving in then.
 
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