Shop next to william rose

[bob]

Any one know what happend to the shop next to butchers.

Bob S

[dulwichmum]

What was it?

[kristymac1]

That shop's been empty for years, I did hear a few years back that it was possibly going to be leased by some local artist(s) for exibiting, but nothing ever materialised. Why the interest now, has somthing been rumoured?

[????]

Bookies

[HonaloochieB]

Wimpy bar.

[*Bob*]

Lidl Express

[ratty]

NX

[snorky]

stabproof vest emp......etc

[macroban]

There is no gift shop in this terrace.

[snorky]

Black cherry extension ?

[*Bob*]

Foxtons Express

[macroban]

Oh, *Bob*, so last year.

East Dulwich Debt Counselling Service this year, and next.

[*Bob*]

macroban Wrote:

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> Oh, *Bob*, so last year.

>

> East Dulwich Debt Counselling Service this year,

> and next.

But surely this could go where the current Foxtons is - after the downsizing to smaller premises and having to share minis?

[capt_birdseye]

bob Wrote:

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> Any one know what happend to the shop next to

> butchers.

> Bob S

Apparently on Monday someone kicked a hole in the window. Hence why it's been boarded up.

[snorky]

capt_birdseye Wrote:

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> bob Wrote:

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> > Any one know what happend to the shop next to

> > butchers.

> > Bob S

>

> Apparently on Monday someone kicked a hole in the

> window. Hence why it's been boarded up.

Its the boisterous rascals taking advantage of the vibrant LL late drinking facilities

[bob]

Thanks capt birdseye shame its been there so long.

Bob S

[joey2]

Apparently it was a knocking shop

[sidll]

It must be a great relief to Marie Blanche, the charming lady who lives there, that her misfortune of having her window kicked in late at night when she was upstairs alone can give you all such a good excuse for humour.

[annaj]

sidll, I take your point, but do you really think she'd appreciate you putting her full name on a public forum any more that she'd like being anonymously discussed?

[sidll]

I take your point too, but any local who has been here for longer than the last six months of the last 30 odd years would have been able to read her name from the shop front - whether that is her real name I know not

[Mark]

sidll

One person made a joke about the window being broken, no one has used the fact that she was upstairs alone late at night as an excuse for humour. Just because you know the (unfortunate) facts doesn't mean everybody else does, people round here are generally quite nice and decent and wouldn't wish bad things upon the lady you mentioned.

[monica]

The lady in question is very sweet, there was talk a while ago about a developer who attempted to buy the property, but bless her she said no and is sticking to her guns. Hope shes ok, if the window was broken.

[joey2]

Oh dear, I feel a bit bad now for starting a rumour it was a knocking shop! It's a shame she doesn't do something with downstairs as it's pretty grotty. I've lived in ED for 12 years and watched it crumble.

[Muttley]

monica Wrote:

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> The lady in question is very sweet, there was talk

> a while ago about a developer who attempted to buy

> the property, but bless her she said no and is

> sticking to her guns. Hope shes ok, if the window

> was broken.

She might be "sweet" and all that, but frankly I'd struggle to "bless" anybody who keeps a high street space empty and in a delapidated condition, whatever their history.

[joey2]

I agree. I've always thought something dodgy must be going on behind those filthy curtains. I had no idea a little old lady lived upstairs.