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KidKruger Wrote:

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> A huge camping and outdoor pursuits supplier.

> A Go-Kart track.

> A quitar shop.

> A night club with genre specials regularly.

> Vegetarian cafe.


A camping/outdoor shop could work, I can't think of anything similar nearby.


Not enough teenage boys round here for a guitar shop.

Lordship lane needs a sports shop. Not a chav one like JD's or Footlocker. One that actually sells sporting equipment, like shuttle cocks.


Lordship lane needs a knocking shop. Only kidding. We could do with a Polish diner.

1) Somewhere that sells good make-up! Like a Space NK.... yay!

2) A decent chinese restaurant (Mr.Liu's is alright but it's not all that and the decor is really grim).

3) A Sushi place!!

4) Somewhere that sells nice underwear...


...Generally less silly gift shops and less Indian restaurants would make for a better ED!

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