easytiger

It's an excellent site, looks undervalued compared to what other places have gone for comparing square footage prices.

Seems to have gone, what ashame. The new cinema is closeby, what could replace the Haus?

What's with all the scaffolding?

Firemalc, where did you notice that they only contribute a small percentage to the charity? It's shown inside the shop on the wall and if it bothers you contact save the children directly- 100% of net profit goes to save the children.

Their stock is not pricey, the donated goods are are sold much cheaper than rrp so you can always find a bargain. Other donated goods sold cheap too. Good luck to them. 100% of their profit goes to saving children's live around the world. Donate what you can and don't be grumpy.

It is looking great and it is not yet finished. The whole of the side will be sprayed.

These shops have been rolled out in "posh" areas of London. Brand new gear is donated by top brands and sold in the shops with a big percentage of net profit going to save the children. The shops look like they are fitted out to high specs. They need donations from the community too. Opening next Saturday from noon. She's a clever lady. Mary's living & giving

ratty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lots of people have bulrushes outside their > houses, if you get my meaning! Where do you live then?

Typo

It is going to be a hairdressers Sue. Mootoo reopening too, not as Mootoo though.

There is more important storm damage to think about just now, like what happened in Philippines. Give money.

Lush designs relocated to where the photocopy used to be next to Acorn.

Grey seems to be a common theme, the new Lush shop which has opened looks great. Callow to let sign is down so maybe another new place opening soon, and the new branch of hairdressors on nx seems to be steaming along. Where's that deli?

IngridB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > easytiger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hi Ingrid, > > > > Do the building owners in the area get paid for > > these murals on their properties? Do any need > > permission from the council? > > No, neither the artist nor the building owners get > paid, all this is free public spirited stuff. The > wall owners often pay the artists' expenses - > paint, hire of scaffolding etc. 3 pubs gave them > food while they were painting. The pubs, cafes etc > have noticed a lot of increased business as people > come from all over the place to see the murals and > buy in Dulwich. Its win win. (unless you dont > like the murals). > > And no, you dont need permission for wall > paintings, but you do for the mushrooms (on top of > Mrs Robinson and Franklins Farm Shop). Im > struggling with the council now to get > retrospective planning permission, as I hadn't > realised you needed it and they are threatening to > take them down. Thanks. Why do you need planning permission for those particular ones? Have you seen Colin Harrington's mural?

Hi Ingrid, Do the building owners in the area get paid for these murals on their properties? Do any need permission from the council?

Iceland is good, m&s is good. There's another hairdressers on nx and another deli opening soon. Better to have trading shops than empty shops. Edited for typo

Lots and lots of people i know are moving out, quite rightly cashing in and moving up.

More and more coffee shops opening in the area, surely a positive thing?

There was a controlled parking zoned element attached to the application of these flats and units at the station, a local councillor voted for a multi road controlled parking zone which the applicant requested, where the majority of locals voted against. Don't trust any councillor trying to get in a supermarket.

But they are not closing down but have presumably sold up?

Angusvanfrehley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To be fair I am not an expert on businesses > rates.... I have it on very good authority the > rent doubled..... a friend enquired and was told > ?36k a year. With insurance, pay for public radio > use, accountant fees, wages, security, utilities > and purchase of stock your looking at a lot of > loot to make it work. The rent did not double, it had not even reached the end of its lease for it to be reviewed as such if that were the case. The rent was kept below market value for the past several years and the increase it should have had 5 years ago was staggered upwards year on year as asked for by Mootoo and agreed with landlords, below market value. The landlord and tenant had a good relationship. The rent is not 36k, do your research. Your friend is misinformed. Business rates are high depending on zones and size of property. The property is almost 900 sq ft which makes rates high. Mootoo turned into SewEastDulwich and after 9 months of re-trading as a haberdashery their cash flow dried up and they put themselves into liquidation. They gave the keys back to the landlord and passed everything over to them with no notice, surrendering their lease which was informal and now offically done. No more speculation needed.

Hi IanSE22, how do you know it is going to be a coffee shop? Were you that chap that worked there? IanSE22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am very saddened if any foundation in the rumour > that this lovely shop will be taken over shortly > by another big chain coffee shop. What a shame > this is another nail in the coffin to the > independent local businesses in Lordship Lane, > turning the street in to just another bland UK > high street given over to corporates. What a pity > the LL landlords are so greedy that their rents > preclude the eclectic businesses that originally > gave ED its own identity the chance to thrive and > prosper and keep ED original and special.

Hi, Has anybody used this company for business purposes? Thanks

On the spot fines for tailgating on the motorway is a good thing no?

Hi there, Moo Too/SewEastDulwich at 45 Lordship Lane (opposite CO-OP) has closed down. We are looking for another trader to buy the stock, we have a wide selection of haberdashery (wool, needles, buttons, accessories etc), we also have cards and books, bags, purses, wallets, photo-frames and home-ware to sell. If you would like to take a look with a view to bulk buy please call 07956 364 768. Thank you.