Nanker Phelge
Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.
What kinda person hopes for an Argos?
Nothing wrong with Argos. They've won design awards and sell all manor of great things...don't tell me you've not been excited when opening up the lamenated book for dreams.What kinda person hopes for an Argos?
Nothing wrong with Argos. They've won design awards and sell all manor of great things...don't tell me you've not been excited when opening up the lamenated book for dreams.
Massive new double fronted estate agents opening up opposite Knowles. Beresford Residential.
End of days..
There was a fight between some women in the greasy spoon next to b & q. Cops were called. Not quite end of days yet.
What kinda person hopes for an Argos?
Massive new double fronted estate agents opening up opposite Knowles. Beresford Residential.
End of days..
Me. I hoped for an Argos too. It's a very useful shop.
Apparently they're going to start work on the restaurant adjacent to Knowles mid-October with an early 2017 opening.
Also - does anyone know what's going on with the cinema. Doesn't look like anything has been started...
In other WN news I see the place/soon to be restaurant next to knowles is finally being refurbished. Hopefully in time for Christmas.
Electric Cafe was listed as the third best greasy spoon in this week's Time Out. It was also used for the cover of the feature.
Since I was last up on Knights Hill by the Great North Wood, I notice there are now two recently opened beer shops.
The Good Drinker and also a branch of Art & Craft (next to Pintadera) who are also in Streatham. Both very decent and friendly places with lots of local beers and a load of other stuff too.
I've just liberated a very nice selection of fruity pale ales [emoji4]
Also had lunch at Pintadera yesterday, first time I'd been in. Had a great Gorgonzola ciabatta. Lovely atmosphere and very friendly staff. Will def be going up there again soon [emoji1360]
my mum, who lives in West Norwood, was talking to the big florists down by the church - owner said that trade was down and rents were rising. And that "the new crowd in West Norwood" don't buy as much as flowers as the people they've replaced. It'd be a shame if the long term businesses on the high street begin to get priced out, Brixton mark II!
I know quite a few people who moved from flats in Herne Hill to get houses in Tulse Hill and West Norwood once they had kids. I'm not not saying it's just them like.Yes, it really would.
Who are this 'new crowd'? What is their demographical make up?
I get flowers from them every anniversary (they did our wedding bouquet) and we bought our Xmas tree from them too.my mum, who lives in West Norwood, was talking to the big florists down by the church - owner said that trade was down and rents were rising. And that "the new crowd in West Norwood" don't buy as much as flowers as the people they've replaced. It'd be a shame if the long term businesses on the high street begin to get priced out, Brixton mark II!
I get flowers from them every anniversary (they did our wedding bouquet) and we bought our Xmas tree from them too.
But I'm a proper salt of the earth type and have lived here for years. Not like some people.
It's your sort that are killing the high street.I am a recent interloper (just over a year). In that time I've had 2 Xmas trees, my wedding bouquet and numerous other purchases from there
Yes, it really would.
Who are this 'new crowd'? What is their demographical make up?
I have no idea tbh. That's what she said. It has gone slightly more upmarket, but its still a great town Imo.
the non-flower buying wankers