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kbabes Wrote:

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> Louisa Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > LM Morrisons have pulled the plug on small

> local

> > format stores and have reverted back to form

> with

> > across the board price slashing at their

> standard

> > size stores. Seems to be working too, profits

> year

> > on year are up massively for them.

> >

> > This of course begs the question who will want

> to

> > take on the garden centre/station site? I would

> > heard a guess at tesco express, seeing as they

> > could puncture Sainsbury's nearby offering for

> > convenience bits. Waitrose will probably want a

> > large enough site to be able to provide a store

> to

> > cover a wide enough collection of affluent

> > postcodes. A small format little Waitrose

> probably

> > wouldn't be sufficient to do that.

> >

> > Louisa.

>

> I thought Waitrose already delivered to all of

> East & West Dulwich postcodes anyway? See them

> in my street prob 4 or 5 times per day.


Waitrose and ocado (home delivery services) have minimum spends (?40 -60 minimum spend) which is fine if you have a large family or do a fortnightly shop but if you want to buy small amounts frequently then those delivery companies aren't helpful.

Jennys Wrote:

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> Articles in

> yesterday's Evening Standard say they have

> scrapped plans for any new stores, even where they

> had already announced plans to locate new

> Waitroses.


Articles in the Evening Standard said Prince Charles was the Londoner of the Decade.

eastdulwichbadboi Wrote:

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> hey anyone selling some high quality turtle racers

> on here?



I assume they are some kind of hallucinogenic drug?? If so I'm sure you've arrived at the correct thread given some of the posts I've borne witness to on here..

Louisa Wrote:

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> The Co-op was dead this afternoon. Even the big

> issue guy out the front has moved to M&S. I bought

> a thick sliced white loaf and some milk, something

> I'm not usually able to do here because they

> constantly run out of red top. Still overpriced,

> but for now at least, a pleasant experience.

>

> Louisa.



I've said it before and I shall say it again, how this thread is providing me with amusement, we are now hearing that even the big issue man has moved to M&S!

jam_log Wrote:

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>

> I've said it before and I shall say it again, how

> this thread is providing me with amusement, we are

> now hearing that even the big issue man has moved

> to M&S!


And he is now selling The Telegraph.

jam_log Wrote:

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> Mick Mac Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > And he is now selling The Telegraph.

>

> thats all well and good but does he know that M&S

> sell frozen water? a ?1 a bag... craziness!


you've obviously not seen how much Londis sell ice for..! If interested there is a whole new thread on this forum dedicated to the subject of Ice Cubes recently created by Louisa such is their local importance it seems.

I've never seen ice cubes for sale in Londis and I am a pretty well known face in that shop, everyone knows me behind the counter. Friendly, lovely people. If they do sell ice cubes I would be shocked, as their frozen food selection is limited to potato waffles frozen peas and frying chips.


I think the M&S fad has worn off for me. I may pop in Friday morning for a nice Malbec if it's a chilly cloudy afternoon like today.


Louisa.

Louisa Wrote:

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> I've never seen ice cubes for sale in Londis and I

> am a pretty well known face in that shop, everyone

> knows me behind the counter. Friendly, lovely

> people. If they do sell ice cubes I would be

> shocked, as their frozen food selection is limited

> to potato waffles frozen peas and frying chips.

>

> I think the M&S fad has worn off for me. I may pop

> in Friday morning for a nice Malbec if it's a

> chilly cloudy afternoon like today.

>

> Louisa.



prepare yourself for a shock next time you're in ..

kbabes Wrote:

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> Louisa Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I've never seen ice cubes for sale in Londis and

> I

> > am a pretty well known face in that shop,

> everyone

> > knows me behind the counter. Friendly, lovely

> > people. If they do sell ice cubes I would be

> > shocked, as their frozen food selection is

> limited

> > to potato waffles frozen peas and frying chips.

>

> >

> > I think the M&S fad has worn off for me. I may

> pop

> > in Friday morning for a nice Malbec if it's a

> > chilly cloudy afternoon like today.

> >

> > Louisa.

>

>

> prepare yourself for a shock next time you're in

> ..


Seems M&S may have taken its toll on Londis frozen food department already... freezer in rear corner of shop currently completely empty.. having said that, the sticker indicating the price (should any be available) for party ice cubes still remains (bottom left corner).

  • 1 year later...

Desperate scenes today.


Only two till open. Self-serve tills taped off. Barely enough room for a young child to navigate a scooter through the aisles, but he?s just about managing it!


?Incident? this mornjng just before opening. Coppers on Site but lots of last minute shopping still happening.

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