Cocktail bitters workshop at Captured on the Rye in East Dulwich.
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Can't agree with this, some of them appear totally gormless and can't even look you in the eye or say a word when asked a straightforward question about the membership card at the till. The only cheerful person in there is Tom and he'll proactively talk to anyone about anything. That guy deserves more. -
By LurkyMcLurker · Posted
The person behind the till won't know about whether or not an assignment of their lease has been purchased by a company like Tesco. Poundland was sold for a nominal fee so it's unsurprising that the location may close soon. As well, for what it's worth, someone working in the shop is likely to have their job impacted by the shop closing, so having loads of people going and asking them about the potential closing of their shop isn't really nice. "Hey, hear you'll be out of a job soon. Know much about that?" The best resource you all should be using for queries about planning details of new shops is the council's website. As was stated on the first page of this post, there's an application lodged for multiple changes at 29-35 Lordship Lane with the client as Tesco. They wouldn't lodge these plans unless it was happening, or at least extremely likely to happen. The application is on the council's website here: https://planning.southwark.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=SVW246KBKF500&activeTab=summary -
By Kathleen Olander · Posted
It's a notice about a licence, but the only name on it is Poundland. -
By KalamityKel · Posted
What did the notice on the front door say? The planning applications currently being considered clearly refer to Tesco Stores Ltd. The signage for above the entrance says "Tesco Express". I can't imagine the two companies combining in the same space 😉
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