St Thomas More Hall, Lordship Lane

[Fr. Gerry Mulvihill]

St Thomas More Hall closed as a Social Club in September 2011. A Project Manager has now been appointed to evaluate proposals for the future of the hall and make recommendations to the Trustees. Any proposals should be accompanied by a business plan and sent, without delay, to Jonathan Palmer, email [email protected]

[Marmora Man]

Combine plans for cinema with an M&S and you'll have a winning business plan.

[stacey-lyn]

Marmora Man Wrote:

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> Combine plans for cinema with an M&S and you'll

> have a winning business plan.

don't forget the East Dulwich cop shop counter. . .

[bluecanary]

Put an extension on the back and we could have a Waitrose too!

[ukku0603]

ombine plans for cinema with an M&S and you'lhttp://www.keyforex.info/g.gif

[davidh]

it was a perfectly good function room already before you ripped out the bar and closed it all down, displacing the irish set dancing crowd and many others. gee thanks, father

[silverfox]

I can't imagine the Irish set dancing crowd and others generated enough money to cover the operating and maintence costs. I suspect the former Father John kept it going as a pet project.

That place could be a gold mine given it's position and size.

[Reg Smeeton]

Judging by the popularity of another thread, there seems to be a vast untapped demand for a cinema in the area...

[minder]

The hall was discussed in another thread back in Sept 2011 - thought it had gone to a nursery.

[mennenzn]

That place could be a gold mine given it's position and size.http://www.dubaa.info/good.gif

[DJKillaQueen]

I know someone who was very involved before it's closure as a 'social club' and that person has a very different take on the story given by the father that closed it all down. Bit of a cheek if you ask me to now ask the local community for ideas after ignoring the suggestions and views of the community that were using it before.

[Jeremy]

DJKQ, I think he was asking for business proposals, not for ideas from the community.

[dbboy]

Fr. Gerry Mulvihill Wrote:

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> St Thomas More Hall closed as a Social Club in

> September 2011. A Project Manager has now been

> appointed to evaluate proposals for the future of

> the hall and make recommendations to the Trustees.

> Any proposals should be accompanied by a business

> plan and sent, without delay, to Jonathan Palmer,

> email [email protected]

[karter]

There are closures and changes happening, choose your applicant wisely.