The pub is looking nice from outside - it is a lovely building.
Looks like same issue of no creche at the West Norwood Leisure centre. Interestingly South Norwood and Thorton Heath Leisure centres have creches - different company running them.
At least it's not Champagne & Chocolat.so.. word on the FB mum's site is that Mine Bar has been rented by the Portuguese Deli a few doors down and/or is going to be something called "Champagne and Chocolate"... (according to the application on the door apparently).
How long does it take for councils & their contractors to complete minor road works in this country? The works by the church have been going on for fucking ages already.
Me too. Had a burger and buffalo wings. Really good. The pulled pork looked amazing but they ran out just before I ordered. Decent selection of beers too.yeh popped into the Great North Wood today it was busy, we sat outside had a pint and a burger which have to say was excellent. Crowd could be described as blandsville but I can forgive that on just opening, will def pop in again.
yeh popped into the Great North Wood today it was busy, we sat outside had a pint and a burger which have to say was excellent. Crowd could be described as blandsville but I can forgive that on just opening, will def pop in again.
Norwood High Street is now West Dulwich. Is this the furthest Dulwich has crept so far or is this normal in estate agent speak and I haven't noticed.
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45691106.html
Weird, you'd think West Norwood would be selling point enough, given recent press, & my god, what's happened to house prices too.. that's crazy! Mind you, I've just looked around there & 3 bed houses in the roads leading up the hill from Royal Circus (Broxholm Road etc) are now 650k+ Aren't those Clapham type prices, or am I behind the times & they've moved further off into the stratosphere? Who can afford these prices?
This can only end badly (for everyone), and I wish it would hurry up & do so.
I had thought that Lambeth wanted to knock down B&Q and the petrol station and put a pedestrianised square. That would make West Norwood a lot more popular.
East Dulwich is fairly awful for rail transport. The station is quite far away from most of the hip and happening Lordship Lane.
its the london disease, every area pretending to be somewhere it isn't.Norwood High Street is now West Dulwich. Is this the furthest Dulwich has crept so far or is this normal in estate agent speak and I haven't noticed.
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-45691106.html
East Dulwich is fairly awful for rail transport. The station is quite far away from most of the hip and happening Lordship Lane.
Can't remember if I posted this here but Mrs Clandestino was in the Salvation Army hall the other day for one of the jumble sales, and overheard them saying that the building had been sold. Wonder what's going to become of that?
oh no! I've liked having the Sally Army there... it's a lovely little building too - I wonder what it would be though? Doesn't seem like it could be flats really.
how much to be a member
Empty and up for sale/rent.I'd be surprised if it doesn't have a listing or preservation order on it.
What happened to the parole office next door?